Retrospective censorship

[Dave Bird]

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In article <3AF903DB.2D50@dmed.demon.co.uk>, Pete Mitchell
<pete@dmed.demon.co.uk> writes
>Dave Bird wrote:
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>So Turnpike 5 allows people to post unintelligible messages to a mailing
>list without realising they are doing it.

 The problem, which is now fixed, was probably my fault.  'UkCrypto'
 is, after all, only an email address:  somehow I  managed to instruct
 turnpike that this 'person' had a public key which it should by default 
 encrypt all 'his' messages to.  You could make that mistake on any
 decent email program (it would be a complete pain in the arse if I
 could NOT set automatic encryption to my regular contacts with keys).


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