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From: Sergey Matveev <stargrave@stargrave.org>
Date: Thu, 27 Jul 2017 11:36:43 +0300
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https://lists.sdaoden.eu/pipermail/s-mailx/2017-July/000607.html
Автор S-mailx завёл тикеты на SF.net о том что теперь ещё и mbox-ы со
всем архивом почтовых рассылок стали недоступны. Раньше они хотя бы
админам были видны. И мне понравился его ответ о том что SF.net ведь
действительно роют себе могилу:

    I doubt this is true. Which countries? Which laws? This is my
    project. The people subscribed to hear about my software. If you
    want to reduce traffic and turn your users to happy but dumb
    robots which may not do anything but can be fired at with
    advertisements for which you get paid, then why don't you say it
    like that. You ruin Sourceforge. You would be nothing without
    those projects you are doing this at. It would have been fair to
    at least give a warning note to administrators in advance so
    that they can manage to shutdown their project at Sourceforge
    gracefully. I have no doubt that what you do is covered savely
    by american law, but my gut feeling is what i am talking about
    and that says "what you do is criminal". Thanks for your
    patience.
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