At 5:12 PM -0400 6/5/00, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>The Zorn (not to be confused with Zork) wrote:
># I'm a columnist for the chicago tribune and someone has called my
># attention to the remailers on the net that allow you to construct
># the FROM: field as well as the TO: (manicmail; zoubidoo are two I've
># found). What do you know about these? Are they new? More common than
># I know? Do they pose any additional interesting problems legally,
># morally, ethically, whatever? Any sites on the web I ought to visit
># re: this?
>
>A remailer will terminate anyone forging an existing address
>as unauthorized, if they get a complaint. Well, they'll terminate
>the ability to post that 'From:'.
Is this just your _belief_, or do you have evidence that most
Cypherpunks remailers give a flying _fuck_ about "forging an existing
address"?
A remailer removes old "From:" addresses, so it hardly matters what
they were claimed to be.
Get a clue.
--Tim May
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