Quiet flow the dons

[Hershom K. Bazerman]

Actually, I was just thinking of the effect the new tel-com act might 
have on the Pynchon list. Considering that the new bill is so amazingly 
restrictive on such a broad set of things, and that even some of the 
pulitzer prize judges called it "obscene", isn't it plausible that 
discussing it over the internet might be considered illegal? It seems all 
to likely, considering that the tel-com act also makes it a crime to even 
mention abortion among other things. Think I might get sent to jail 
for putting the word "coporophilia" in my posts? And on PGP, the best 
place to get it from is M.I.T.

--bazerman at cs.ucsb.edu

On Mon, 12 Feb 1996 anonymous-remailer at shell.portal.com wrote:

> Your message here.Because of the undersupply of traffic and
> as a protest against the communications act, it probably
> won't hurt to send one anonymous post. Think it would be
> too disorienting as a regular practice. In the same spirit,
> does everbody know about pgp (pretty good privacy). Great
> way to keep the NSA on their toes. No application to the
> pynchon list, however.   P.