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If you send me an e-mail, absent an NDA, I generally have permission to disclose it to third parties While technically true, I remember the days when publishin
by gaius 8y ago
If you send me an e-mail, absent an NDA, I generally have permission to disclose it to third parties
While technically true, I remember the days when publishing private messages was considered heinously rude. We didn’t need disclaimers and contracts and legalese for everything, because people - even on the Internet - behaved like decent human beings.
- mirimir 8y agoYeah, I remember that from Usenet and mail-list etiquette.
- Fnoord 8y agoI guess those were the days... Before you use this service, I recommend to verify that it is legal in your jurisdiction to use this. E-mail, by default, is meant to be private (though the "private" aspect can be organization A plus customer X or organization A plus organization B or sysadmin logging the conversation and backing it up). If its meant to be public, there are mailing lists for that. And if GPG is used to encrypt the content, it for sure isn't meant to be shared!