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PGP-BASICS LISTS CHARTER ~ (rev2001-06-04)
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Greetings List Members and a special "Welcome to our Newcomers"!
Please keep a copy of this message, as it contains important information
about the PGP-Basics Lists, as well as the Rules and Regulations that we
ask you to follow.
1. Lists Objectives
2. PGP-Basics Lists Internet Addresses
3. Lists Policies
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Mounting privacy and security concerns are now driving many to seek out
alternative measures that would provide for greater On-line security. Two
of these measures are Pretty Good Privacy (PGP) from Network Associates
Inc., and Gnu Privacy Guard (GnuPG) from GNU. The PGP-Basics Mailing List
was created to provide a forum in which PGP/GPG Users are encouraged to
ask questions on the installation and use of the Software. Hopefully, we
will help you to develop an interest in the issues surrounding computing
security and privacy, as these are concerns we all face. PGP-Basics
promises to nurture the self-confidence of security & privacy conscious
individuals by encouraging Members to ask any questions pertaining to the
use of PGP or GPG, and to discuss any security and privacy concerns you
may have, without fear of ridicule or "RTFM" type replies.
We have also compiled a List of Members who are willing to exchange encrypted messages with other Members who want the practise. This List
is mailed out under separate cover upon subscription to PGP-Basics, and
as a monthly mailing.
PGP-Basics would also like to remind all Members that you are encouraged
to provide feedback at any time regarding this List and it's Charter. Those who prefer may correspond privately to: