Re: Hiding user e-mail in the archive.

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Oops! Sorry, group, but while I'm here ...
STOP THIS THREAD! IT'S OFF-TOPIC, AND IT'S A BAD IDEA, ANYWAY!

On Wed, 28 Feb 2007 jb1@xxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> On Wed, 28 Feb 2007, Jacques Goldberg wrote:
> 
> > Dear XXX,
> > Sebastien requested to have his e-mail address retroactively hidden in 
> > the archives.
> > I do not quote your message because I wish that Sebastien reads my 
> > response too and you had not cc'ed him.
> > As both of you can see, your addresses are hidden, by writing to myself 
> > with Bcc's to both of you.
>    ...
> 
> I sent the message to you, alone, because it's off-topic and the thread 
> should die *quickly*. If you think it worthwile, I can send my reason for 
> opposing redacted e-mail addresses to either the group or Sebastien alone 
> (feel free to do so yourself). This message is also to you, alone; feel 
> free to do with it as you please.
> 
> I'm not surprised that the database doesn't lend itself to a simple 
> search-and-replace. It was just a passing thought about how to implement a 
> *bad idea*. Unfortunately, the send-to-yourself-and-bcc-to-others 
> technique also appears to be a bad idea for two reasons. First, it does 
> exactly the opposite of what Sebastien wants; it hides the recipient, but 
> exposes the sender. Second, it looks like a lot of spam. If/when I get 
> around to it I intend to write filter rules that rejects all e-mail that 
> aren't properly addresses "To: " me!
> 
> 


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