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From: "der Mouse" <mouse(_at_)Rodents(_dot_)Montreal(_dot_)QC(_dot_)CA>
To: <asrg(_at_)ietf(_dot_)org>
Sent: Sunday, December 05, 2004 3:24 PM
Subject: Re: [Asrg] Please critique my anti-spam system
And $DEITIES help you if you put an address on your business card and
it gets scraped from someone's address book; all of a sudden all your
business cards are worthless (or almost), because they no longer
contain a "fully functional email address".
These types of social issues will not go away. Giving someone your email
address is like giving them a key to communicate with you. What they do
with that key is beyond your control. That's why I think one great way for
the privacy-minded person to handle this is to not give everyone the same
"key." If someone is using one of your keys in a way you don't like, just
revoke it. Other folks with different keys who are behaving are not
affected. The person who enabled your key to be used in a way you find
displeasing can be roundly chastised and given a new key... or not.
Tripp
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