The law-lib archives, like many listserve archives, are publically available
on the web. Even without that, though, emails can easily be forwarded to
vast numbers of people with a few keystrokes or mouseclicks. It's a good
general rule to never say anything in email that you wouldn't be willing to
live with having printed on the front page of the New York Times.
Lis Carey
Reference Librarian
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-----Original Message-----
From: E. Snyder [mailto:snydee@mail.biu.ac.il]
Sent: Thursday, April 15, 2004 5:28 AM
To: law-lib
Subject: Law-lib archive made public?
I was very surprised to find that an email I had sent to this discussion
group in 2000came up on an internet search, along with my name, details
and email address. I dont think writers to the list expect their mail to
become internet accessible. Can the moderator or someone in charge tell
me what is the policy. Perhaps this was a temporary glitch ... hope so.
Esther Snyder
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