Unless the network is lying to me again, JC Dill said: 

> I've read about *many* legitimate opt-in discussion lists that have been 
> blocked at AOL, and the onerous contract AOL wants list owners to sign 
> to be unblocked.  In one case, the contract stated that if you signed it 
> you couldn't disclose it.  A list owner discussed this *proposed* 
> contract with his lawyer and they determined that if he *didn't* sign 
> it, he *could* disclose the terms of the contract, and that's what he 
> did.  It's out there on the web somewhere.  It is a very depressing 
> story, he had to let his AOL subscribers lose so that the rest of us 
> could know what AOL was up to (and may still be up to, who knows?).

That would be me:  http://www.mailinglists.org/aol

AlanC {who has sent mail to the EFF address already}
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