** Sometime around 03:33 -0800 12/21/2002, Mark Giorgi sent everyone:
> FROM: bldg-list@fakelists.com
> SUBJECT: [BL-Candace Hiller] I found some keys in the elevator
>
> This setup reveals Candace as the sender, but conceals
> her email address from the list's other subscribers.
> (And if the message had come from Brian Lee, the subject
> line would begin with "[BL-Brian Lee].")
Lyris supports this natively (i.e., no hacking necessary [1]). It has
a freeware version that's probably fine for your building's mailing
list. See <http://www.lyris.com/products/listmanager/> for details.
Standard disclaimers apply, with the exceptions that (1) I know the
developer, and (b) I'm pushing the freeware version, so even if I
*did* somehow benefit from Lyris sales (which I don't) (unfortunately
[3]), it wouldn't make a difference in this case.
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Vince Sabio vince@vjs.org
[1] Since Lyris is distributed as executable, it's hot hackable, anyway. [2]
[2] <ridiculously_anal> Yes, executable can be hacked -- by any one
of the 13 people who have that kind of time on their hands. </anal>
[3] I obviously need to find friends who are more generous.
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