> The more I think of this though, the more I think it would be > appropriate for Mailman to drop the incoming Received: headers from > posts to an anonymous list. Why preserve the trace of how a post got > from source to list when you want to make the source anonymous?
Precisely. :)
Do you know for a fact that MailMan forwards these headers in anonymous lists?
Mark Sapiro wrote:
Mark Sapiro wrote:
I wonder though if any of this is necessary.
Just as a point of clarification, you may wonder why I seem to be minimizing the importance of discernable e-mail addresses in Received: headers when I'm the one who raised the issue in the first place.
Originally, I thought you wanted to hide e-mail addresses from other list members to avoid them sending off-list flames, etc. This is a different issue from spam harvesting.
The more I think of this though, the more I think it would be appropriate for Mailman to drop the incoming Received: headers from posts to an anonymous list. Why preserve the trace of how a post got from source to list when you want to make the source anonymous?
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