[om-list] List addresses

[om-list at onemodel.org]

I looked again, briefly. The modifiable default for new subscribers is 
to hide the poster's email address within messages they send. Yours is 
not set that way. I'm using pair.com's installation of mailman 2.1.5 
("pairlist").

I'm glad we've kept things close enough to the OM topic, since I'm 
trying to archive and save it all personally as well as at the host; 
also even though the proj is inactive for now, we have 11 subscribers or 
so on the list so I'd like to stay on-topic as far as the list itself 
goes. We've done great so far IMO.

If there's a way to simply obfuscate it in the archives, if it's done in 
a way that's at all standard, seems like harvesters could get the 
addresses anyway; also, I feel disrespectful if I publish everyone's 
addresses, especially when they have the option to choose that 
themselves. But I could certainly have missed something.

-Luke

Mark Butler wrote:

> om-list at onemodel.org wrote:

>> I'm catching up on old-old email. Sorry for all my delays...

>>

>> I probably (I know I would, if possible) configured the email list to 

>> not show the from address, because the messages are posted publicly 

>> and that encourages spam. I can't keep my own off (as site admin) so I 

>> get the spam, but this is to spare the rest of you, if possible (if 

>> memory serves).

> Luke,

> 

>   Any decent email list software should have an option to hide or 

> obfuscate the email addresses in the archives  independent from the 

> addresses that get forwarded to the subscribers.  I have never seen this 

> particular (hiding identities from subscribers) behavior before.  In my 

> case, my email address is out there in so many places, that I don't care 

> personally about having it published.

> 

> If we had some new stuff to talk about, perhaps we could set up a web 

> log.  Some of the newer ones (e.g. Wordpress) work rather well.  I wish 

> blogspot would catch up.

> 

> I comment quite a bit on theological topics on various LDS oriented web 

> logs, as of late Times and Seasons and New Cool Thang.  Neither is a 

> bastion of neo-orthodoxy, but they are pretty conservative generally 

> speaking - more in the manner of FARMS than the manner of CES though.

> 

> - Mark B.

> 

>