The Nature of the Cypherpunks List
Bill Stewart
stewarts at ix.netcom.com
Tue Oct 1 01:02:58 PDT 1996
At 03:11 PM 9/30/96 -0500, Travis Hassloch x231 <travis at evtech.com> wrote:
>here here. 400 messages in less than a week, with no digest, no moderated
>equivalent and no explanation for the "-ratings" list?
>who has time for that? i'm interested in crypto but
>i have a hard time believing any serious researcher could sift through all
>the messages and still have time left to eat & breathe, much less code!
...
>i am interested in any alternatives, cypherpunks readers...
>other mailing lists that are serious about crypto, security, etc.
>wasn't there talk at one time of a list for coders?
Cypherpunks-announce at toad.com has one or two postings a month,
mainly Bay Area cypherpunks meetings. cypherpunks-announce-request for info.
You can read cypherpunks with a newsreader at nntp.hks.net ;
use all your favorite newsreading tools to filter and organize it.
You can get 5-10% of the volume from filtered lists from Ray Arachelian
or Eric Blossom. (Ray's FCPUNX list is at either sunder at dorsai.org or
sunder at brainlink.com if he's moved it. Send mail with Subject: help fcpunx
There's a digested form of the list. It's free.
Eric's at eb at comsec.com ; cypherpunks-light costs @20/year.)
Coderpunks at toad.com is a lower-volume code-related-discussion-only list.
Send mail to coderpunks-request at toad.com for help.
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