Re: [sudo-discuss] privacy and violations; nym rights and other.

Hey everyone, Jenny Ryan, on 2013-04-11 14:57, wrote: I think this is missing the point. Just because you don't know of a bot logging the IRC channel, it does not mean it isn't being logged. The same goes for an email list you're on: regardless of "official" policy, *any* subscriber to the list can archive *all* of the conversations on it. I'm sympathetic to stripping email addresses, but not to removing postings themselves. Given the minimum barrier for joining the list, and that 'nym rights' is part of this thread's title, anyone is welcome to create (and possibly share) an email account, resender, or proxy intended for anonymity. If we want to stay inclusive, and allow anyone to join the list, then we *have* to assume that anything sent to the list is public (because there's no filtering for who gets to be on the list, and no protection for what they might do with that information after they get it). best, -- Paul Ivanov http://pirsquared.org | GPG/PGP key id: 0x0F3E28F7