[free-sklyarov] Why don't the subscribers of this mailing list use gpg og pgp?

[Kevin A. Burton]

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Micheas Herman <micheas at earthlink.net> writes:

> I find it ironic that on a mailing list devoted to freeing someone who
> is faceing many years in prison for cracking ROT-13 encryption, only one
> member of the mailing list consistantly signs his mail. 

Make that two..
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> 
> If every one one this mailing list starts to sign all their email the topics
> that we care about will be brought up by our correspondents. And people will
> start to relise, "I want people to know that I really sent that email." and
> make the whole discusion much more main stream.  It isn't "some mafia figure
> doesn't want the government reading his mail" It's "I don't want the
> government reading MY mail." And when the inevitable question comes up " What
> does someone using encription have to hide?" The answer is "None of your
> buisiness." not "good question."

Preach on... especially WRT recent events.
> 
> If you use linux and use mutt or evolution. using gpg is seemless once it is
> setup.

Works GREAT with Emacs/gnus.

Kevin

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