On 5/14/2015 7:38 PM, David wrote:
> On 5/14/2015 7:25 PM, Robert J. Hansen wrote:
>>> And *if* this had been an decrypted message to one of the people on your
>>> "secret but public" keyring? The only part of this that would not
>>> readable to "us" would be the actual message.
>>
>> Assuming he didn't use anything like remailers, Tor, dead drops and the
>> like, sure.  If your point is "make sure to address the metadata issue"
>> then it's well-taken; if it's not, I'm not sure about what you're
>> getting at.
>>
>>> Which means? Your recipient would be public. Why? Every site that the
>>> message passes through keeps a copy. Including what I posted here.
>>
>> Oh, come on.  You don't know what sites a random email passes through,
>> and you don't know what their policies are.  You're just trolling.
>>
>> <puts on list moderator hat>
>>
>> Stop trolling.
>>
>> <takes off moderator hat>
> 
> 
> You're the moderator? Gee. And I thought that you were one on the
> trolls. Like these guys.
> 
> Sorry about that. I'm out-of here then.


I was going to sign off your list but your certificate is bad. Is it
okay to accept your bad cert to sign off?


-- 

  David

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