At 2:25 PM -0400 2003/10/21, Denny Figuerres wrote:
Anonimity: as far as I am concerned if someone wants me to recive a
message they should be willing to identify them selves.
This does not mean you can not recive an email from an "unknown" party,
but it does mean that I should be able to read a valid
Email header that is not lying to me.
There are human rights workers around the world that have their
lives literally depending upon being able to send anonymous e-mail.
You will literally be responsible for the murder of tens, hundreds,
thousands, maybe millions of people, if you do not account for this
issue.
Regardless of whatever else we may do, we must find a way to
preserve the ability to send e-mail anonymously for the people who
need this feature. Otherwise, we may never find out about SARS II,
or the next Tutsi-Hutu massacre until it is too late.
--
Brad Knowles, <brad(_dot_)knowles(_at_)skynet(_dot_)be>
"They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary
safety deserve neither liberty nor safety."
-Benjamin Franklin, Historical Review of Pennsylvania.
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