full-disclosure - we should block: hushmail.com, hush.com

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From: david.vincent at mightyoaks.com (David Vincent)
Subject: we should block: hushmail.com, hush.com

it has been spaken thusly...

>> I think the list should just block hushmail.com and hush.com, as in the
few
>> days it has been proven that these folks are using anonymity to hide
behind
>> dozens of stupid posts.
>>  
>> I vote to block hushmail.com
>
>I second.

if you don't want to get mail from hushmail.com and hush.com - then add a
filter rule to your email client.  surely you can figure that out.

or might you be one of those who sends their unsubscribe messages to the
list?  <snicker>

and if you bother to go to http://www.hushmail.com you'll see that they are
the same people as hush.com.

-d