Commentary: Several new Internet services for e-mailing anonymous messages

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From: All Things Considered (NPR)
Date: 20000801
Author:LINDA WERTHEIMER

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Commentary: Several new Internet services for e-mailing anonymous messages

Host: LINDA WERTHEIMER Time: 9:00-10:00 PM

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A helpful hint Web site popped up on the Net recently. It's called caringsuggestions.com. It offers the service of e-mailing an anonymous helpful hint that tips off a co-worker to bad breath or a neighbor to his unkempt yard. Commentator Katherine Mieszkowski thinks the Web site is a perfect vehicle for the cowardly or the vindictive.

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