Its a functional name used for all the Open Source Server (OSS)
oriented-lists that I subscribe to. This approach very effectively
enables me to manage my mail as I travel, and access email through a
variety of systems. An unanticipated side benefit of using this approach
has been the dramatic reduction in the volume of junk-mail that goes to
my personal email.
Your name in the From: header is for the benefit of others to identify
you, not for you to put arbitrary metadata in. I don't care what your
u@h is--I've used separate usernames for lists in the past, myself, but
I made sure that the name was reasonable: "Glenn Maynard <g_deb@zewt.org>".
(I've stopped doing that, because it backfired: the only effect it had
was that spam spiders picked up all of the variants, and I started getting
several copies of every spam. Dur.)
"LUCENT, at its sole discretion, may from time to time publish a revised
and/or new version of this Agreement (each such revised or new version
shall carry a distinguishing version number) which shall govern all copies
of Licensed Software downloaded after the posting of such revised or new
version of this Agreement."
When you downloaded the software from me (#3 above), you received a copy
of Licensed Software, and it was downloaded "after the posting of such
revised or new version of this Agreement", which means you receive the
changed license, not the one I have--or at least that's what the above
text seems to say. IANAL, and I have no idea what the actual intent was.