Fw: [ADMIN] Expectations of privacy

[Bruce Plecan]

Tell the folks complaining, not to wrote those that do, write public
responses.
Seems like a simple solution.

I don't see why someone should be given the *right* to hide and take pot
shots at folks.
I for one won't take it.
If someone doesn't have the time to right something responsible then that is
their problem.
If I have something to say show, or what ever that is private, I'm clear in
my writting to ask the other person if they agree to that, FIRST............
What a concept, being clear on a *COMMON AGREEMENT*.
Who knows, who's at the other end?.  We have a crowd of people around here
at times and no one can say who's typing.
I didn't see anything in the charter about having to accept, and respond
individualy to every email, on or off list.
There are numerous statements folks have mentioned off list that have lead
to on list discussions and developments.
Ever hear of Promgramming 101, 808?.
They were emails that were reworded private emails that lead to a **good
thing**
Bruce and the guys






----- Original Message -----
From: "Orin" <orin at diy-efi.org>
To: <gmecm at hektor.valesh.com>; <diy_efi at hektor.valesh.com>;
<efi332 at hektor.valesh.com>
Sent: Thursday, November 30, 2000 5:28 PM
Subject: [ADMIN] Expectations of privacy


> I have had some complaints of private emails being
> posted onto the lists.  This is a difficult topic to
> deal with.  There can be legal issues involved - copyright
> at least.  So for that reason alone, I ask that you
> refrain from forwarding private emails to the list
> unless you are certain you have the original sender's permission.
>
> However, please remember that there is no real expectation
> of privacy of email anyway.  The transport mechanism isn't secure.
> In my opinion, a good rule to go by is not to send anything
> you wouldn't mind seeing on the front page of a newspaper.
>
> Orin,
> list admin.
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