who doesn't Zamfir nibble globally

[Winifred]

International <hipc...@mobsters.com> writes:
> > Tend to agree with the idea that the list should be PGP'd.
> > Once we start any kind of "attacks", the law enforcement
> > people will start trying to locate us. It has happened to
> > me before, and we fully expect it to happen again.
>
> Well, then you shouldn't want PGP. That is the only way they
> can legally identify you. Without PGP, it could be anyone.

Dave,

Every reader can create a special key for list reading purpose, of
course with passphrases. The addresses in keys can be arbitrary, like
snow...@sodomy.org.

Then we can exchange keys so that everyone has everyone's secret key
(but NOT the passphrases).

I see no way how readers can be identified unless they themselves
disclose which passphrase they know.

``Ah, officer, I have these secret keys all right, but I have no
access to the passphrases...''

- Igor.
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