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    Spy list notification system is designed to allow caigslist addicted users get notifications by email, sms or IM. User can create list of notification criterias and choose type of notification.
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    Hedwig is a java-based modular communications system that handles collection and organization of multiple modes of communication, from email to instant messaging to RSS feeds. Hedwig also acts as a local server, presenting its organizational capabilities
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    JaMaRe (JaMaRe ain't a Mail Reader) has grown out of my own need for a hacker's mail filter. JaMaRe has it's own internal mail folder system, and a very extensible filtering system. JaMaRe can also be used as Mail Router.
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