LISTBIZ: Mailer weirdness
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internaut at aol.com
Mon Mar 8 15:04:06 PST 1993
>>From: sneal at muskwa.ucs.ualberta.ca
>>Subj: Mailer weirdness
>>
>>The last two messages posted to the list by David Del Torto
>>popped up in my mailer with a long list of "Apparently To" >>fields, thus
identifying a bunch of list members. This is >>something of a breach of
privacy for anyone who didn't want to >>be known as a cypherpunk.
>>
>>Beggin' your pardon if this strikes you as an amazingly lame
>>thing to bring up; I'm relatively new to mailing lists and
>>Internet, and my eyes film over after relatively short exposure >>to the
RFCs, so I ain't read all the relevant ones yet.
>>
>> -- Stev
! ******* !
No, Steve, you're NOT crazy and YES this was a completely unintentional
thing. I did nothing out of the ordinary - I only addressed my mail to the
list (as usual).
Furthermore, my subject field was replaced with "Unknown subject" - which was
expressly NOT the subject of my original posting.
Who's tinkering? ...Please STOP. I don't want my mail or anyone else's to
trigger any more of these listings. I'm wondering out loud if this anomaly
could indicate some subrosa official investigation of our list - perhaps
someone Not Silly at All has been in to take a look and needs these lists of
members? Hmmmm.
dave del torto aka d2t
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