Red vs. Blue vs. Black

If you look at the website message folder, you'll see people's e-mail
addresses or names in three different colors: Blue, Red, and Black.
Mine comes up red whether I post from the website or from e-mail.
Anyone know what this is about?

--- In tuning@y..., paul@s... wrote:
> If you look at the website message folder, you'll see people's e-
mail
> addresses or names in three different colors: Blue, Red, and Black.
> Mine comes up red whether I post from the website or from e-mail.
> Anyone know what this is about?

What political party are you a member of?

He - he!

J

--- In tuning@y..., paul@s... wrote:
> If you look at the website message folder, you'll see people's e-
mail
> addresses or names in three different colors: Blue, Red, and Black.
> Mine comes up red whether I post from the website or from e-mail.
> Anyone know what this is about?

They've automatically encoded the email addresses as links, so that
clicking on them brings up a mailto: form. The colors (unless you've
altered your default browser color setting, I believe that would be
blue, *purple*, and black) are just like any links:

blue: hasn't been visited (you haven't clicked on it)
purple: has been visited (you have clicked on it)
black: this email is hidden from view (by choice of member or use of
a non-standard address), so it is actually not a link, and is text
just like the rest of the page.

I can only assume at some point you've clicked on your own email
link, which must mean you are sending mail to yourself. Shame!

paul@stretch-music.com wrote:

> If you look at the website message folder, you'll see people's e-mail
> addresses or names in three different colors: Blue, Red, and Black.
> Mine comes up red whether I post from the website or from e-mail.
> Anyone know what this is about?

It's your karmic aura Paul. Red means you need to eat less red meat and more vegetables and pulses
: - )