Until recently the SPAM filter for our email was rather porous and let most SPAM through, though oddly enough emails from librarians at other (competing) hospitals were often deposited into my SPAM box! LOL
Alexia D. Estabrook, MSLS, AHIP
Information Services Librarian
Helen L. DeRoy Medical Library
Providence Hospital
Direct: 248-849-3277
Main: 248-849-3294
Fax: 248-849-3201
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From: Medical Libraries Discussion List [mailto:[log in to unmask]] On Behalf Of Medical Librarian
Sent: Friday, February 09, 2007 10:38 AM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Re: CHAT: Have You Been Blocked from Websites on the Job?
Ah yes this is a fascinating chat.
I have had all the same issues as
you folks - so called spam blockers
that decided the NLM was a spammer
and the CDC, etc., all the rest. The thing
that most annoys me is when I would
come in after a weekend or a few days
off and find that my mailbox was closed
because it was too full. Yes with stuff
like spam and the articles I order for my
doctors and other in the hospital don't
get through. That really sends my BP
through the roof. For right now, I think
(fingers crossed) the issues are quiescent.
I supposedly have an unlimited mailbox and
unlimited access - for now - until the next
reload or something else. BTW - the reloads
often knock out my static IP for my ariel
as well. Sigh.
Sue Ben-Dor, MS, AHIP
Orange Regional Medical Center
60 Prospect Avenue
Middletown, New York 10940
Voice - 845-342-7651
Fax - 845-342-7650
Email - [log in to unmask]
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