Re: system logging

PGP Slave,

Could you please announce my full name, phone number, address, visa card
number, a giff of my signature, height, weight and driver's licence number
not only to the Cypherpunks mailing list but to many usenet groups as well,
since you obviously feel I no longer wish to be known to the masses as
Xenon, and I instead want them to start calling me and postal mailing me
asking for copies of PGP. Thanks asshole. I thought the people on this
list were concerned with privacy, but I was wrong. I mention Xenon in
my personal .plan, but I ask people to let me keep the small amount of
extra privacy I still retain.

You wrote,
"qwerty account or not, the public logs on netcom show more than enough
info to trivially track people down."

Trivial? And so you hack out the info that a message went from remailer
A through qwerty and on to remailer B, at a certain time. You haven't
tracked down anyone my friend.

-Xenon

On Wed, 2 Feb 1994 nobody@qwerty.org wrote:

> PGP Slave,
> 
> Could you please announce my full name, phone number, address, visa card
> number, a giff of my signature, height, weight and driver's licence number
> not only to the Cypherpunks mailing list but to many usenet groups as well,
> since you obviously feel I no longer wish to be known to the masses as
> Xenon, and I instead want them to start calling me and postal mailing me
> asking for copies of PGP. Thanks asshole. I thought the people on this
> list were concerned with privacy, but I was wrong. I mention Xenon in
> my personal .plan, but I ask people to let me keep the small amount of
> extra privacy I still retain.

My sympathies to you. Others, too, on this list have no respect for 
privacy, as they post private e-mail to the list with out permission, but 
make threats in private unposted e-mail. This especially applies to those 
who violate privacy and make threats under pseudonyms at places and 
servers that don't support finger or netfind. It is ironic, but sadly 
this is what the "notorious" Detweiler was teaching us. 

Kirk Sheppard

kshep@netcom.com

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