1994-12-21 - Re: cypherpunks mentioned in Z Magazine

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From: chen@intuit.com (Mark Chen)
To: jrochkin@cs.oberlin.edu (Jonathan Rochkind)
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UTC Datetime: 1994-12-21 00:13:33 UTC
Raw Date: Tue, 20 Dec 94 16:13:33 PST

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From: chen@intuit.com (Mark Chen)
Date: Tue, 20 Dec 94 16:13:33 PST
To: jrochkin@cs.oberlin.edu (Jonathan Rochkind)
Subject: Re: cypherpunks mentioned in Z Magazine
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> There was an article in Z Magazine about the RC4 disclosure, and IP and
> information in general on the internet, in which the cypherpunks were
> mentioned.  They got a lot of information confused about cypherpunks, but
> over all it was an interesting article.  Here's the first portion of the
> article, in which cypherpunks were given prominence.
> If anyone wants to write them and clear up their confusion between
> anonymous remailers and mailing lists, or other errors about the 'punks
> (which generally cast us in a worse light then we should be), their address
> is:
> Z Magazine
> 18 Millfield St
> Woods Hole, MA 02543

As I've explained to Eric privately, I was the victim of a little
editorial activism.  The sentence about "the Cypherpunks' 'anonymous
remailer,' list," is not mine.  My original text included a longer
description of remailers, which the editors decided to elide for the
sake of brevity.  This was done without my consent.

As to "other errors," please clarify.  I certainly had no intention of
casting Cypherpunks in a bad light.


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Mark Chen 
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