Re: ALERT / My email address is...

Hi, folks.

Just in case at any point in the near or far future,
cypherpunks has any extended mail problems,
and anyone wants to get in touch with me
as a person who was on the cypherpunks list,
feel free to send to
        fnerd@smds.com
or	...uunet!smds.com!fnerd

I know there are hacks to find out who the subscribers are,
(or are they plugged?)
but I'd just like to publicly say that it's okay to
take down my address, whoever you are.  What's yours?

I think publishing the raw list might be construed as
impolite and disrespectful of privacy, but a compilation
of willing addressees might be nice.

It would be interesting to see how close we could reconstruct
the list by skimming private archives and communicating with
acquaintances.

It would be interesting to have list software that worked
the way those exponential-spreading, redundant, church-closing-
because-of-snow phone call networks work (i.e., Usenet with
even more emphasis on decentralization and redundancy).  Also, 
a virtual archive server on the same model would be cool.

-fnerd
quote me

> I know there are hacks to find out who the subscribers are,
> (or are they plugged?)

i just checked.  they are not.  

	peter

According to FutureNerd Steve Witham:
> 
> Hi, folks.
> 
> Just in case at any point in the near or far future,
> cypherpunks has any extended mail problems,
> and anyone wants to get in touch with me
> as a person who was on the cypherpunks list,
> feel free to send to
>         fnerd@smds.com
> or	...uunet!smds.com!fnerd

And I'm mdiehl@triton.unm.edu.
I might suggest that we try to create an encrypted cypherpunks list?  Comments?

> I know there are hacks to find out who the subscribers are,
> (or are they plugged?)
> but I'd just like to publicly say that it's okay to
> take down my address, whoever you are.  What's yours?
> 
> I think publishing the raw list might be construed as
> impolite and disrespectful of privacy, but a compilation
> of willing addressees might be nice.

Agreed.

> It would be interesting to have list software that worked
> the way those exponential-spreading, redundant, church-closing-
> because-of-snow phone call networks work (i.e., Usenet with
> even more emphasis on decentralization and redundancy).  Also, 
> a virtual archive server on the same model would be cool.

We could set up aliases and distribute a common secret key for the list....
> 
> -fnerd
> quote me
> 
"Your quoted."

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| J. Michael Diehl ;-)  | I thought I was wrong once. | PGP KEY |
| mdiehl@triton.unm.edu |   But, I was mistaken.      |available|
| mike.diehl@fido.org   |                             | Ask Me! |
| (505) 299-2282        +-----------------------------+---------+
|                                                               |
+------"I'm just looking for the opportunity to be -------------+
|            Politically Incorrect!"   <Me>                     |
+-----If codes are outlawed, only criminals wil have codes.-----+
+----Is Big Brother in your phone?  If you don't know, ask me---+

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:) I suggest that we try to create an encrypted cypherpunks list?  Comments?

Sounds good to me.

Skye
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Undergrad in CMPT/MATH (Virtual Reality)       ||||      ||||
          email: poier@sfu.ca                  p-OO <--> OO-q   THINK
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An encrypted cypherpunks list?  Why?  To try and hide the forum's messages
from the TLAs?  I'm sure they already have people readin this list who'd
be incorporated into the encrypted list too.  Or do you plan to verify
each reader before giving them the password or whatever?  I fail to see
the point.
-- 
PGP 2.2 Key by finger

>-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-----
>
>:) I suggest that we try to create an encrypted cypherpunks list?  Comments?
>
>Sounds good to me.
>

the only use that whould  bring is to get us to get more serious about
key extange and to develop easier software for reading/scaning encrypted
messages.  On the other hand it would no benefit us in the way of that
it would not us to get our messages and views to the world.  (Last I
checked this was not a exclusive email list).


			-Pete

According to Peter Shipley:
> >:) I suggest that we try to create an encrypted cypherpunks list?  Comments?

> >Sounds good to me.
> the only use that whould  bring is to get us to get more serious about
> key extange and to develop easier software for reading/scaning encrypted
> messages.  On the other hand it would no benefit us in the way of that

Yes, this is a much needed improvement in this group.

> it would not us to get our messages and views to the world.  (Last I
> checked this was not a exclusive email list).

I completely agree.
+-----------------------+-----------------------------+---------+
| J. Michael Diehl ;-)  | I thought I was wrong once. | PGP KEY |
| mdiehl@triton.unm.edu |   But, I was mistaken.      |available|
| mike.diehl@fido.org   |                             | Ask Me! |
| (505) 299-2282        +-----------------------------+---------+
|                                                               |
+------"I'm just looking for the opportunity to be -------------+
|            Politically Incorrect!"   <Me>                     |
+-----If codes are outlawed, only criminals wil have codes.-----+
+----Is Big Brother in your phone?  If you don't know, ask me---+