Anonymous messages
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Sunday, September 12, 2004
Posted by
Rajesh J Advani
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When I started blogging on Sulekha, someone called Jyotsna from Bangalore (I assume this from the email address) sent me a message asking me if I'm the same Rajesh Advani from TSEC 99 batch. I tried replying to her, except that her email address bounced.
I mean how do you respond to such messages? People say stuff, expect you to respond, and then leave no forwarding address. What do you do?
One of the messages left on my site, I actually tried tracing the location using an IP address. I narrowed it as much as a single building in Bangalore. My own company. Even at that resolution, it could probably be any one of 300-600 people.
Know what? I think I'm just jet-lagged.
I mean how do you respond to such messages? People say stuff, expect you to respond, and then leave no forwarding address. What do you do?
One of the messages left on my site, I actually tried tracing the location using an IP address. I narrowed it as much as a single building in Bangalore. My own company. Even at that resolution, it could probably be any one of 300-600 people.
Know what? I think I'm just jet-lagged.
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1 comments:
There's two things wrong with that -
1. It's too public.
2. It's too much effort. ;)
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