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On Saturday 30 April 2011 at 23:52:55 UTC+1, AES wrote:
> Is there any standard or conventional "black hole" dummy email address, 
> analogous to /dev/null for writing to files?
> (i.e., if you send an email message to this address, it will be accepted 
> by the email system, but immediately dumped, with no reply or "bounce" 
> of any kind.)