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From: tim@k.cs.cmu.edu (Tim Maroney)
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Subject: Re: Soliciting opinions?  How the *&^* did my mail get in here?
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Date: Mon, 9-Dec-85 11:25:00 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec  9 11:25:00 1985
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Legally, mail sent to you is yours to do with as you will.  Socially,
however, making it public without implicit or explicit permission is rude,
and should always be carefully considered.  It is justified, in my opinion,
if the person was ruder to you than your posting the mail would make you
rude to him, or if the mail contains information (not including information
protected by non-disclosure agreement, etc., of course) that many people
would be worse off without, such as evidence that blatantly lying to
employees is a routine practice at some organization.

These criteria do not appear to have been met in this particular case.
-=-
Tim Maroney, Software Designer, CMU Center for Art and Technology
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