As such, the OCCC will not attempt to regulate the content of your electronic mail. The OCCC accepts no responsibility for the content of electronic mail you receive. If you receive a piece of electronic mail which you consider offensive, the OCCC will not become involved in the dispute. Whenever you send electronic mail, your name and userid are included in each mail message. You are responsible for all electronic mail originating from your userid.
Electronic mail belongs to the recipient.
A user's mailbox is treated in the same manner as any other file belonging to that user. Each user has a finite amount of disk space reserved for their electronic mail. We believe that electronic mail is a necessary tool in computing. When single messages are dispatched to numerous users, you are using a mechanism known as a mailing list. These networks allow you to access facilities and services provided by computing operations around the world.