I think I'll also start a forking project one day and
make sure that it'll become media-relevant. *lol*


Am 01.12.2014 um 20:26 schrieb Jaromil:
> On Mon, 01 Dec 2014, Sascha Mester wrote:
>
>> Then - the very best feature of an email-client is the fact, that most
>> clients come with a Junk-Filter. I'll tell my Junk-Filter about "Ruben
>> Safir" to move mails from that person into the waste-bin. That's the
>> way how to handle spam.
> fact is that Internet's history has no retro-active junk filters. so
> while Ruben is planning to run "free software leadership courses" he
> might well have problems having such a publicly archived thread with a
> record on his name.
>
> I just wonder if the next thing we will see is a citation in court for
> defamation of his name, or an injunction to delete his home address from
> our archive. I might be just lucky to know some very good lawyers in NYC
>
> hopefully, just kidding :^) but these things happen sometimes. running
> a popular project is not easy at all. I still don't see the conspiracy
> theory Hellekin is joking about. It seems to me that this is what we get
> with lots of popularity and media attention, but that will go away as
> well.
>
> I also think that the (rather old-school) practice of pseudonimity and
> general leaning to keep personal details private when interacting on the
> Internet is important and is everyone's right. So to say, kids at school
> should be told to not use their names on a facebook profile full of
> drunken pictures in pubs. Since they may regret that sometimes.
>
> I'm very grateful to all the reasonable observations in this thread.
> Again if this continues we'll put a filter. Meanwhile please don't
> feed... also as suggested we will soon create new task-specific
> mailinglists with volunteers, this may stay as a generic discussion list
> needing moderation at times.
>
> ciao
>
>
>
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