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In article <cypherpunks.Pine.BSF.3.91.960406114609.5026B-100000@kirk.edmweb.com> Steve Reid <steve@edmweb.com> writes:

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Here's another one of them unsolicited messages from anon.penet.fi.

I also got one of these right after I posted to cypherpunks. I normally just lurk, and the address that was used is the machine I read and post news on(we have a gateway to the mailing list). So I am pretty sure it is related to my posting to cypherpunks.

I have written to the administrators at anon.penet.fi asking about this and informing them. I'll pass on any relevant info they send me.

-Chris walter@cithe501.cithep.caltech.edu

OK, somebody correct me if I'm wrong here, I haven't used anon.penet since I got mixmaster running ... When you send a message to someone at anon.penet, the anonymous remailer assumes that, since you're using a remailer, you want to be anonymous. So it gives you an account, sends your message on via that account, and informs you of the account information. If you try it a second time, you're already in the database, so you don't hear from them again. So if you make your first post to cypherpunks, and somebody has subscribed to the list via the anon.penet remailer ... - -- The Checkered Daemon cdaemon@goblin.punk.net -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 Comment: Auto-signed with Bryce's Auto-PGP v1.0 iQCVAwUBMWcTxoQO/w1Q7FIdAQF0IAP+PoHjRPxP+0lZS7NlIKq42D/ypS62h20I 9Rv6qeIadya5iWqp6CuQJSXoA9eO7x1wNaNUtrfJUVJ4F8aIJJW6F6z9Urx639rC KmvaDJsWclnK3fv11rTDzyBSE6Ngp3mfz3ONBgc7sEN06R0rwl06qoqZzmcs7lwJ 3r/pxoB7mvM= =Zbdw -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----