OT

[J Irving]

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Just so no-one thinks this is representative of everyone on this
alias, for the record, I feel entirely comfortable with the
message on the gnupg.org website.  This is a Free Software
project.  Free Software is political, like it or not (as are many
other aspects of life that people would rather not "politicize").

If "professionalism" means keeping morality out of daily
discourse, I hope I never achieve it.  Our lives are already
sanitized enough.

cheers
j

* engage <engage@n0sq.net> [2003.03.30 10:54 -0700]:
> Date: Sun, 30 Mar 2003 10:54:10 -0700
> From: engage <engage@n0sq.net>
> Reply-To: engage@BLOCK.n0sq.net
> To: gnupg-users@gnupg.org
> Subject: OT
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> I don't know if the gnupg.org website was hacked but I have to state that such 
> emotional political statements have no business on such a website. Such 
> statements have nothing to do with the GnuPG product. Let's keep things 
> professional.
> 
> 
> 
> 
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I must review my disbelief in angels.
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