On Dec 10, 2012, at 11:10 AM, Atom Powers wrote: > It seems to me that any list large enough to provide useful information would > be too large to be confidential, forgetting for the moment that the Internet > never forgets. > I never expected true confidentiality. What one wants is to avoid having your inquiry show up in a google search. > I have been better served soliciting for an internal contact and taking the > conversation offline. > That works better if you have a place to do it. The problem with using public lists is that google search has been known to toss popular topics (ie apple) right up front, such that a certain boss opened his browser to google and right in front of him was an inquiry by one of his employees about working for Apple.
In short, I was not looking for "confidential" but simply "not in active search results" Anyway, topic is dead. As usual the sysadmins are trying to over-engineer it beyond it's useful value ;-) -- Jo Rhett Net Consonance : net philanthropy to improve open source and internet projects.
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