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From: Dorin Cheptea <dorin.cheptea@gmail.com>
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	Content preview:  Andrei, There are 11 people in our mail list. To a
	certain degree we know each other. Over the last half a year I only
	wrote to our list from 3 different computers: my laptop, my computer at
	work, and my sister's computer. I never mentioned my name in the open on
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Andrei,

There are 11 people in our mail list. To a certain degree we know each
other. Over the last half a year I only wrote to our list from 3 different
computers: my laptop, my computer at work, and my sister's computer. I never
mentioned my name in the open on WP. There can be no leak unless they know
exactly whom to follow, and manage to log in into that computer. I don't
think my email is on the radar of some KGB-like organization. I told nobody
about our list, to no friends, to no relatives. There are 4 other people
(former or curent WP editors) who know (three of them might have already
forgotten) that Dc76 = me, but all four have absolutely no idea about this
list. More or less the same situation is for the rest of us. So, I see no
realistic possibility of leak of any sort, unless one of us specifically
tells somebody.

However, I totally agree with you that "they take public internet sites
about THEM very seriously". I suggest common sense precaution.

Unless they know what they are after, they will never find anything. 90-95%
of the messages we exchange here can be put in the open without any worry.
The remaining 5% might contain at most a sentense or two that might be
subject to interpretation. For example when I asked for support in regard to
Moldovan language issue, which is among the 5%, I got 3 or 4 more supports
from here (but among those, Peters and Cristian were also interested in the
disupte and followed the topic anyway, so I only got one more net support.
We won not by one vote, but overwhelmingly, because nobody could say
anything serious against our arguments, not because of votting itself.)

My real life experience suggests that what KGB-like minded people are after
today is not persection for the sake of persecution but for the sake of
intimidation.

Common sense precaution is definitively needed, for we are stepping on
the shoes of some very peculiar individuals, but what else more than common
sense? I don't like to self-cesure myself, I would never do that. I don't
intend to succomb to intimidation. What is on my mind I will speak freely
(inteligently but freely), even if I have to pay for this.

Dorin

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<div>Andrei,</div>
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<div>=A0</div>
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<div>Unless they know what they are after, they will never find anything. 9=
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<div>=A0</div>
<div>My real life experience suggests that what KGB-like minded people are =
after today is not persection for the sake of persecution but for the sake =
of intimidation.<br><br>Common sense precaution is definitively needed, for=
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