Could somebody list names/emails of 1996 people?
I want to do an email alerting 1995/96 users of the Cypherpunks list to the forgery of the 1995 docket. Could somebody make a list of the email addresses of people sending/receiving emails in 1996? Just a list of unique emails addresses, of course. Then, could somebody check those names and email addresses against the early 2000's Cypherpunks archives, perhaps to catch email changes? This is important. Thank you. Jim Bell
On 11/10/19 12:31, jim bell wrote:
I want to do an email alerting 1995/96 users of the Cypherpunks list to the forgery of the 1995 docket. Could somebody make a list of the email addresses of people sending/receiving emails in 1996? Just a list of unique emails addresses, of course. Then, could somebody check those names and email addresses against the early 2000's Cypherpunks archives, perhaps to catch email changes?
In 1996 I think I was still using skquinn@brokersys.com if I was on the
list at that point. By 2000 I had transitioned to other providers, I
want to say skquinn@pdq.net was my address at that point but I'm not sure.
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Shawn K. Quinn
For many years a "cypherpunks-who" request to the server would deliver a list of subscribers (not the list of posters). Many subscribers did not post. Others used psuedos, changed nyms, subbed under different addresses and affiliations. Some copied and used other subscribers' nyms to post, ridicule, attack, stir up trouble. The list changed hosts. There were several branches off the original trunk And much more mayhem. Cpunks was and is supposed to work that way, its not meant to be a reliable forum (as some branches aspired to be). Not surprising that there are gaps, accidental, on purpose, through negligence, machinic errors, malice, ideological differences, forgeries, thefts. May be a pipe dream to gather everything, stuff has gone missing from the internet since its beginning and not likely to ever stop. Spam and hucksterism are eternal Its a fools gold fantasy to think stuff endures somewhere. None of the major archives are complete and are riddled with errors and misinformation. And its getting worse through every increasing volume of puke and planting of huge amount of commercial junk. Promoters of aggregating and conserving the data tsunami are full of shit. Mostly they peddle fear and salvation. BTW, Jim, AP could get a boost by claiming it could exterminate child sex predators. At 01:31 PM 11/10/2019, jim bell wrote:
I want to do an email alerting 1995/96 users of the Cypherpunks list to the forgery of the 1995 docket. Could somebody make a list of the email addresses of people sending/receiving emails in 1996? Just a list of unique emails addresses, of course. Then, could somebody check those names and email addresses against the early 2000's Cypherpunks archives, perhaps to catch email changes?
This is important. Thank you.
Jim Bell
On Sun, 10 Nov 2019 14:29:30 -0500
John Young
Not surprising that there are gaps, accidental, on purpose, through negligence, machinic errors, malice, ideological differences, forgeries, thefts.
during 1995 the list was hosted in gilmore's servers no? He should have a copy of the archives. By the way, sun microsystems was a US military contractor I gather? Also, it's hilarious that the only archive floating around comes from another US military contractor, that lackey guy.
BTW, Jim, AP could get a boost by claiming it could exterminate child sex predators.
Those 'predators' only exist in the minds of feminazis. It's much better to use AP to exterminate feminazis (aka feminists). The feminist cunts are all pentagon agents, as you must know.
I thought I saw Jim this morning pushing a shopping cart full of cans bottles and a piles of junk he's been collecting because he might need it someday. Because Ilve in a town that doubles as an open air insane asylum I've known at least a dozen people who collect the mailing labels, just the mailing labels, from magazines and junk mail they find laying around and put them in little plastic bags. When the bag is full they start another bag. They all claim the government stole their identity and it's encoded in the tracking codes on the labels. It's an important thing to do according to them. That's you in a year or two unless you get help Jim; Rr Sent from my Androgyne dee-vice with K-9 Mail
You should be able to load whatever cpunks mail archives you downloaded into either thunderbird or neomutt, and search for, and or reply to, whatever from there. https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/products/thunderbird https://neomutt.org/distro/cygwin
From that era... Venona and Cryptome are the same data from Venona, YahooGroups seems a tiny chunk sourced from Toad relay.
So if people want to check and add to public completeness, they'll have to use their connections to find and publish new ones. Or dust off their own disks and upload those. Have fun :)
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