So far, as of December 8, 2019, I haven't seen any more comments from
   Declan McCullagh, Ryan Lackey, nor Tom Busby
   It seems to me that these people (and others?) should be
   more-enthusiastically pursuing this matter.  Aren't some of their
   reputations in question?  At least, people might look askance if they
   don't at least assist in discovering what happened with the Cypherpunks
   archive.
   I still want people to try to inform prior subscribers to the CP list,
   first by finding their email addresses, so that we can contact them and
   tell them what happened, and what we are still trying to learn.
               Jim Bell

   On Sunday, November 24, 2019, 03:15:26 PM PST, Punk-Stasi 2.0
   <punks@tfwno.gf> wrote:
   On Sun, 24 Nov 2019 22:19:31 +0000 (UTC)
   jim bell <[1]jdb10987@yahoo.com> wrote:
   >  Everybody note that I haven't gotten an answer to this from Ryan
   Lackey, nor has Declan McCullagh responded to many emails sent his
   way.  Tom Busby seems unusually quiet, as well:   Busby, the keeper of
   the Archive, should be enthusiastically working to figure out what
   happened that would allow the Archive to have been forged.
       the 'keeper of the archive' is lackey.
   > The Venona files, as I recall, were dated 2003:  Is that correct?
       dated how? The only known thing here is that lackey came up with a
   bunch of files HE says he got from somebody else, at some point. Of
   course none of what lackey says is to be regarded as true.
   >  If I had a more-efficient editor to search the CP archives, I would
   study the discussions of the people doing the archive to figure out who
   was involved, what happened, and when it happened.   Can somebody help
   with this?
       Hm - I'll take a look at 92-98 period. The 2000~2014

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