Bounce message received for one of our email updates. I think it was this one (in which I tried so hard not to swear, but may have said damn. Also I mentioned Grayling).
“Message blocked due to profanity content.
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NE Derbyshire’s email filters are terribly, terribly prim. Being in the Council offices must be like an episode of the Waltons.
Also ‘this email is confidential’? I somehow very much doubt that.
It is very much like the Waltons at NEDDC. We even have a tea trolley complete with a tea lady who sings. And we (almost) never swear. Really.
Wonderful! Of course, what you don’t have are any of my email updates containing mild profanity…
Seems you were lucky to get away with, dare I say it “piffle”