At 10:09 PM 9/2/96, Stanton McCandlish wrote:

Also questionably relevant for an issue like this (more relevant perhaps to intellectual property issues, etc.) The political axis most relevant here is civil libertarian v. authoritarian. I don't think you'll find any authoritarians on the EFF board or staff.

A civil libertarian would not be speaking about limiting forms of speech to those that are traceable. Anonymous messages are consistent with the First Amendment. Calls for restrictions on anonymity are not consistent with a civil liberties orientation. (As I described in a much longer message earlier today, I can only hope Esther Dyson simply hasn't thought enough about this issue, and about the implications of her calls for "responsible freedom.") --Tim May -- [This Bible excerpt awaiting review under the U.S. Communications Decency Act of 1996] And then Lot said, "I have some mighty fine young virgin daughters. Why don't you boys just come on in and fuck them right here in my house - I'll just watch!"....Later, up in the mountains, the younger daughter said: "Dad's getting old. I say we should fuck him before he's too old to fuck." So the two daughters got him drunk and screwed him all that night. Sure enough, Dad got them pregnant, and had an incestuous bastard son....Onan really hated the idea of doing his brother's wife and getting her pregnant while his brother got all the credit, so he pulled out before he came....Remember, it's not a good idea to have sex with your sister, your brother, your parents, your pet dog, or the farm animals, unless of course God tells you to. [excerpts from the Old Testament, Modern Vernacular Translation, TCM, 1996]