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[...Also, the link leads to Halo3.com. Is there anything out of place or different there? How about the picture included with the email? In the past, text was encrypted inside of picture files, HTML code had been altered to have hidden things placed in there without affected the website itself. ARG...

Damn... that's weird, then. If it didn't get spam-trapped, and it shouldn't if other newsletters make it, wonder what the other factors affecting things are? Now this is a headscratcher. Does sound more like it's part of the whole deal, then. (Wondering why *I* got it, then, I only just got active o...

I reckon we need to give it a little longer to make sure everyone who's getting one is getting one. As I said on the other thread, think the issues here as to who's getting them might be: a) Have they got a bungie.net account? b) Have they got an XBL account/signed up for the newsletter? Is there an...

Naburu wrote:Has anyone noticed the meta tags on halo3.com it says <meta name="ROBOTS" content="FOLLOW,INDEX">

Doesn't mean anything. It's just telling Google spiders etc what to do. Sadly.

Yeah, on the janitor, ever read 'Thief of Time'? ;) Question's probably not so much 'is it *fake*' as it's definitely coming from MS so much as 'is it *relevant to AR* rather than just being a nice promotional piece'. Doesn't sound like AR speaking, although 'history circling back upon us/history wi...

Closest I've got is AIMing, and given I never got a response, heh. I'm a b.net member but never posted. Think we need to hear from anyone who's definitely not a member and who's never posted; probably just regular Microsoft news if they got it too. 'Forerunner Email' could just mean 'email in Foreru...