🚀 go-pugleaf

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amikkels@melbpc.org.au (Allan Mikkelsen) wrote:


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>I certainly hope that if newsreaders authors are to include an
>automatic PGP system with their products, they also provide an
>automatic filter to enable me to ignore any usenet messages with this
>rubbish.

  Mr. Mikkelson ... if this is indeed how you feel, and you are so
entitled, I am wondering just why you bother hanging out on a.s.p
where the probability of having to subject yourself to such messages
is infinitely greater.

>I do understand the need for message and signature verification in
>some cases.  However, I cannot for the life of me see any case for it
>in the quoted message. 

   At the risk of resurrecting a horse thats been throughly flogged,
one must sign every message regardless of its import to establish
your identity in that any message appearing from you without a digsig
should be suspect.


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 Brian B. Riley --> http://www.together.com/~brianbr
  "If this is the first day of the rest of my life, I am in DEEP trouble!"