From: Pieter Stouten <stouten <at> SHOGI <dot> NET>
Date: 18 apr 2001
Subject: Avoiding spam

Hello Shogi fans,

Sorry for getting in on this thread so late, but I was in Istanbul (a
fantastic city; well worth visiting!) over Easter.

On 01/04/13 at 11:37 +0200, Marc Marian wrote:

>The problem is, that the addresses are made public on shogi.net
>(memberīs country-list). So everyone can see them, even he isnīt
>a subscriber of the list. Perhaps it would be a good idea, if
>the addresses of the members werenīt published or were only
>published to members of the list.
>
The only way to avoid being listed is to conceal yourself. That is
easily done by sending mail to listserv <at> techunix <dot> technion <dot> ac <dot> il with
the command "set shogi-l conceal". Note that that mail needs to
originate from the e-mail address with which you are subscribed to
SHOGI-L.

For the above mechanism of avoiding spam to work, you should never
post any message to SHOGI-L, as all messages are publicly stored and
your e-mail address can easily be retrieved from any message you have
sent to SHOGI-L.

Ciao,

Pieter Stouten <stouten <at> shogi <dot> net>
Owner SHOGI-L, owner Shogi.Net