full-disclosure - Administrivia: Poll

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Message-ID: <3EE8A2CC.3040502@bernztech.org>
From: bernz at bernztech.org (David Bernick)
Subject: Administrivia: Poll

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Anyone who has had the intellect to find and sign up for this list has the
intellect and ability to set up procmail filters or client side filters or some
other way to filter something. So someone harrasses the list, so someone does
stuff you don't like? Filter it. It's really that simple. Moderating ANYONE is a
really really bad idea on a Full-Disclosure list.

I would think that any person really interested in security is signed up to
about 20 lists or so. Plenty have noise. You have to learn how to filter it.
Just like you do with the rest of your life.

Dave
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