Okay, now that the Internet is hip enough to threats from viruses and worms that server-side virus protection is commonplace, which is useful for reducing clutter and problems, how long will it be before those who create, install, and configure these things will figure out that a majority of virus sender's addresses are spoofed, so they can stop sending these "you may have sent us a virus" notes back, which, of course, represent clutter themselves. Don't you hate when the solution becomes part of the problem?

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