On 7/11/06, Pieter Hartsook <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

Supplying another person's email address to a service, even an
ostensibly benign one, without their permission is a breach of
confidence. I know someone who goes ballistic when she receives an
email "invitation" to share my photos, calendar, etc. from a
third-party service. She fears her email address will wind up on spam
lists.

such a person is probably not the target user for a sharing service.

So the issue here is not just having your calendar spammed, but having
someone receive unsolicited email from a server they don't know. A
"ticket" from a personal contact that gives the intended R or RW
access avoids having a causal sharee (perhaps this scenario could be
limited to Read Only) having to provide either their email or set up
an account.

i think that is accounting for paranoia, which is beyond the call of
duty. furthermore, it's the sharer's chandler sending notifications,
not the server.
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