Stephen writes: > Does my signature on this message make you trust > it more than, say, the ten ads you got this morning > for Viagra? Yes. > Why or why not? It proves who you are, which means that you expose yourself to a certain extent in the event that you do anything inappropriate with your e-mail. This implies that your intentions are honorable; and even if they are not, the signature makes you easier to track down and take action against. So it makes one feel a bit warmer and fuzzier.
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