Date: Mon, 23 Feb 1998 05:42:30 -0600
From: Dave Voorhis <dave@armchair.mb.ca>
A bit of searching has turned up two more sites that might be archiving
your lists without your permission. See http://www.findmail.com and
http://www.reference.com. Unlike eScribe, however, these sites do not
attempt to hide the origin of their archives, and provide subscription
instructions, etc.
Thanks for the info. These are, I think, the ethical archive places. I've
had several requests over the years for places like this to archive my
list. I've turned them all down. I remember findmail and think they are
one who asked. My list is not in findmail and it's listed (with an old
address) at reference with a note: Status: Not archived by Reference.COM
I would be interested in other places like this though. I want to make
sure I'm not archived anywhere or listed in a way that I don't want. Not
to mention that there are hundreds of places out there with my old list and
web addresses and I'd like to change at least the larger sites.
Another place I know that steals pages, though it's not list archives, is
the Mining Company. I'm listed there as just a list with a link to my page
(done in frames so they maintain a search bar across the top) but other
people have had their pages stolen and produced as if they were a Mining
Company project, complete with ads. http://www.miningco.com/
Cyndi
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