some lurkers might be reading it in the "archives" on the web -- e.g., they
might be reading it at
HENCE (probably) the reason why kite pilot wanted to
provide a "clue" as to his contact info, in the body of the message.
((apparently, in a form intended to "NOT" be very useful to a robot...))
Oh, wait a minute. I just noticed that, at that "archive" URL, (see [1]),
his entire e-mail address (in a form suitable to be useful even to a robot)
appears, right in the "Author:" header, of the message.
Is this due to a RECENT CHANGE? Didn't our "lurker" software have a
policy (as of some very recent time) to always mangle e-mail addresses,
to be less convenient for spambot harvesting?
Hmmm...
I think what it usually does, is, put the "name" in the archived message, but
in some cases, (like this one), where the "e-mail address" does not "come
with" any [other] name, apparently it just defaults the "name" to be, the
same as the "e-mail address".
I suspect that (if this is true) (or, if something 'close' to this is true), then
kite pilot might not have realized this (and, the implications).
Until now...
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Mike Schwartz Glendale AZ
schwartz@acm.org
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 11:37 AM, Stephen
<cryptworks@gmail.com> wrote:
id honestly find it easier to look at the sender line... :-)
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 6:50 AM,
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