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To: weegee
I'm suspicious of the Washington Post for wanting age,sex, and location information before I can read an article. The LA Times and NY Times require even more information to get access to online materials.

Just give them bogus information. I found that the washington post's registration page doesn't think it's possible for someone to be born before the year 1900. I figured the zip that they cite as an example worked. As for the 'sex' question, there was no button for 'yes', so I just randomly chose one. I feed all sites that ask for stuff like that random information, and then purge their cookies once I've read what I want to.

208 posted on 03/25/2003 11:34:28 PM PST by zeugma (If you use microsoft products, you are feeding the beast.)
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To: zeugma
I feed all sites that ask for stuff like that random information, and then purge their cookies once I've read what I want to.

If there's one site that's sure to "purge my cookies" it's the Washington Post.

222 posted on 03/26/2003 7:50:44 AM PST by Sloth ("I feel like I'm taking crazy pills!" -- Jacobim Mugatu, Zoolander)
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