Good morning! On Wed, May 18, 2005 at 06:14:23AM +0200, 42Bastian Schick wrote: > Did he/she gave any reason for takeing out his/her name of the archive ? Yes. He wants to "disappear from internet with his name and his email adress", and because he "doesn't want to be annoyed about spam and some people who could try to fetch information about him". Unfortunately, the reasons (and my opinion about these reasons) are quite irrelevant. It looks as if german law requires that I comply with his request, regardless of his reasons. > Does this person want to have the mails completely removed or just his > name ? His name and (obfuscated) email address. > Does he have problems with the public access to his posts ? I don't know:-) > BTW: Does he know, that it is nearly impossible to remove his traces ? I doubt that, but again, this is irrelevant for the request. > (Just curious, maybe I should ask google to remove some of my very early > posts > from the usenet-archive, they were very stupid student posts :-) Google don't has my very early posts for reasons unknown to me. So I'm in a somewhat better position:-) > Anyway, "ich möchte nicht in deiner Haut stecken" (German saying like: I > don't want > to your problems.). I'm not really endangered as a person, so the problem could be worse:-) But I've found out that his name is also in the HTML index pages, and if I do also start to block access to the index pages, the archive becomes more and more worthless. So it seems that there are only two options left: Find out how hypermail works, and if it is safe to edit the pages manually, or block access to the whole archive. Mailing list archiver programs should really have an option to remove single pages, names or whatever. Regards Uz -- Ullrich von Bassewitz uz@musoftware.de ---------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from the list send mail to majordomo@musoftware.de with the string "unsubscribe cc65" in the body(!) of the mail.Received on Wed May 18 08:59:27 2005
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