From: qut@netcom.com (Be Good)
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 1996 18:14:09 +0800
To: foodie@netcom.com
Subject: Re: Thank you for the Archives 100 messages
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Message-ID: <199606080730.AAA24004@netcom13.netcom.com>
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> qut4.qut@netcom.com wrote:
> > 
> > Apologies, but rich has deleted me from
> > his mailboxes, and for a few days now,
> 
> As I have, too, now.
> 
> > somebody has placed a global cancel bot on
> > me.  I'm gonna have plenty of fun figuring
> > this out.  Kwow any good sniffers?
> 
> I'm glad! If my processor/filtering software doesn't
> have to deal with your garbage, that's more time I have
> to spend with folks who have something to say.

The only thing your type of "cypherpunk" has
to say, is blather about liability, copyrights,
and other capitali$t bs.

REAL crypto-anarchists, of course, want the 
destruction of copyrights, trademarks, and
other weapons of capitali$m, and will
implement crypto-anonymonity to proceed
forthwith.

> No, I don't know of any better "sniffers" (I assume you
> mean, "software that can detect a cancelbot"), as such
> software is impossible to detect. Of course, unless Rich
> (or whomever cares so much about a moron) has either root
> on toad.com, or at least as many resources as the NSA, he
> can't cancel your mail to Cypherpunks (or anywhere else).

I was talking about netnews, mormon.

> > I agree the list should be public usenet:
> > A mail gate-way to a usenet group that
> > ALSO permits unmoderated posts.  This
> > would be a nice way to combine a strict
> > moderated mail-list, with a standard
> > netnews group.
> 
> Er, what?
> 
> That paragraph makes absolutely no sense whatsoever.

There's already hundreds of groups like
that, stupid.  It will be implemented,
whether you like it or not.


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