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----- Original Message ----- From: "I.M.Walberg" <imw at tiac.net> > Hi, > > Since I've been so successful with getting help on analyzing my network > traffic, I thought I'd ask what the Linux crew recommends for reading > their email and filtering spam (and yes, I did read dsr's message from > 8/24). > > I noticed that this list's archives are open to the public and email > addresses are not obfuscated (nor are home addresses apparently). Does > this concern anyone? I get an enormous amount of spam. This address is > listed on some web sites, but with some of my more private email aliases, > I'm not sure where they're harvesting the information. [snip] Yes, it concerns me: I've had addresses harvested from the GPG keysigning entries, and would welcome a change to obfuscate any email address shown to the public. Bill
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