From: Jeff Davis <eagle@deeptht.armory.com>
Date: Mon, 2 May 94 23:43:18 PDT
To: lassie!jim%lassie@netcom.com
Subject: Re: A distribution solution!
In-Reply-To: <157@lassie.lassie.uucp>
Message-ID: <9405022343.aa07409@deeptht.armory.com>
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> It is often stated that PGP is available on numerous Internet FTP sites and
> many BBS's. The average person knows as much about FTP sites as they hear
> on the evening news about the information superhighway. They may  keep
> financial books or maybe write books on their computer but they do not have
> substantial online experiance and they may have a need for secure data
> encryption or secure way to send data to a publisher, business partner etc.
> not access these. How could people change this I wonder?

The EFF infobot for Adam Gaffin's Big Dummies Guide is <bdguide@eff.org>.  It
contains instructions on how to anonymous ftp.  An up to date list of sites to
fpt PGP from is available in the crypto section.
 
> People talk about handing PGP or other crypto software out but there is a
> substantial cost to the return of each disk. 1 disk=one user. In my opinion
> the easy way to do it would be this:

We made PGP 2.3a available at the Armory and even have the docs for those who
need them.
 
> They now know where and how to precisely find the stuff and what it does.
>         Jim Nalbandian       netcomsv!lassie!jim%lassie@netcom.com

What Jim said...
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