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I like the name 'Locke Mail' for that very reason.

• hnha 13y ago
  Without searching I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. I guess it is something related to free speech in the USA? I might remember it from school. What I am implying is that it seems like a localized term and people elsewhere might have no connotation(?) to it. In German the word means a curl of hair.
  • jamestnz 13y ago
    >Without searching I have no idea what that is supposed to mean. I guess it is something related to free speech in the USA? He was a British philosopher from the 1600s, an important Enlightenment thinker.
  • abrahamsen 13y ago
    I'd say the advantage of 'Locke Mail' is that it gives the right associations even to people who haven't heard of John Locke. Locked Mail. Mail protected by a (cryptographic) lock.
  • vidarh 13y ago
    He might be fitting in relation to US history considering that while he spoke of equality and freedom, he was a major investor in the slave trade (he also was involved in trying to introduce a feudal aristocracy in Carolina). He was very progressive for his time, and so he's one of the "icons" of classical liberalism, but he died in 1704, and we've moved on a tad from then.