[Enigmail] Open discussion on how to improve signal-to-noise ratio

[John Clizbe]

Troy wrote:

> The first logical place for someone who is new to Enigmail to check out
> their new install would be the Enigmail list. Especially since the
> chances are they know very few people (if any) who use encryption.
> I would have to ask long term subscribers to ask them selves, where they
> posted their 1st test post with enigmail.

I disagree. I see the list as a good second place.

What I saw as the easiest way to test was to send myself a signed message. Then
to send to addresses on different domains, then add encryption... None of which
had any impact on this or any other mailing list.

Sometimes I think the simple is overlooked. I mentioned sending to myself to
another member of the devel group over the weekend and his response was,
"PLEASE post this to the list."

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John P. Clizbe                      Inet:   John (a) Mozilla-Enigmail.org
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