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dosnt appear to.....
from the archive..
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Dosnt look like it. maybe meet us@IHOP might do it.... will need to check.
from the archives...
From: "Chris Binder" <cpbinder@xxxxxxxxxxx>
To: <geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Sat, 27 Dec 2003 10:50:26 -0600
At the least, change the last part of e-mail addresses...but a quick question...
If someone says "@" for 'at', instead of using it in an e-mail address...such
as "meet @ IHOP," would everything after the "@" sign be changed to asterisks?
~Chris
At 10:50 AM 12/27/2003, Chris Binder wrote:
At the least, change the last part of e-mail addresses...but a quick question...
If someone says "@" for 'at', instead of using it in an e-mail address...such as "meet @ IHOP," would everything after the "@" sign be changed to asterisks?
~Chris
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From: <mailto:Glenn@xxxxxxxxxx>Glenn
To: <mailto:geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; <mailto:geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx ; <mailto:geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>geocaching@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Saturday, December 27, 2003 8:44 AM
Subject: [GeoStL] Re: Public Record
- I'll try again...
Most excellent point. The archives are great for finding things discussed in the past BUT as kono said, once you say it, it is on the net forever. Google on anything mentioned here and instantly you have the answer to your question.
SECURITY:
1) The best I can do for security is all the emil address that go into the archives are changed to @************ ie: glenn@***********.
2) iF SOMETHING *REALLY* NEEDS TO BE REMOVED FROM THE ARCHIVES, i CAN DELETE MESSAGES FROM THE CURRENT MONTH ONLY. After that, those top secrete plans are forever out there.
3) As a last resort... I can Password the archives. Long time ago we decided against that but it is still doable... PLEASE NOTE: Once a password is set for this archive, it cannot be removed! I can change the password, but at any time, but once I set a password, there will always be one. Also note that no one will be able to access the archive without knowing this password, including the list subscribers. (getting an archive password could be a permium SLAGA benefit) Setting a password limits the number of people who can get access to the information sent on the list but it does keep the archives from internet search engines, and prevents our search engine from updating itself, meaning y'all won't be able to search the archive either. You can still read them but not use the search feature to find all instances of "ihop" that was mentioned. Freelists.org believes that setting a password DOES NOT increase subscriber privacy, since ALL email addresses are stripped from the archives automatically anyway. I have debated the topic with them a few times as I have always wanted to have all the archives private. I always loose. The passwords is their next best solution to close the archives.
At 12:02 AM 12/27/2003, Paul Konopacki wrote:
I would like to remind everyone that all message sent to this newsgroup are kept, in their entirety, in archives on the internet. These archives are constantly being scanned by internet search engines.
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