Electronic Frontiers Georgia runs several email mailing lists. If you are interested in participating in the issues we represent, then you should be on the action mailing list. If you would only like to get occasional information, then choose the announce mailing list. Our mailing lists include:
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EFGA has autoresponders that will give you information if you send any message to them. (These are not working today. Send specific questions to efga@efga.org )
info@server1.efga.org - General information
about the group
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How to join EFGA
In trying to develop a privacy policy, we felt that another group had a good one, so they said it was ok to borrow theirs. Stanton McCandlish of EFF says
There is an overwhelming perception among mailing list users that mailing lists (other than the 1-way announcement kind) are a private, members-only forum, in which no ones' posts are being archived except by other participants for themselves, unless the charter (most often in the form of that "Welcome to the list!" message you get when you subscribe, though some lists keep charters as separate documents on a web page) explicitly says the list is archived. Likewise, it is generally expected that posts are not redistributed to others, except narrowly to friends or to directly relevant discussion forums if at all publicly, unless the list has an explicit policy that posts may be reposted at will.
Subscribers to our mail list are specifically prohibited from archiving posts for commercial or public use, or for services with functionality similar to DejaVu News
Electronic Frontiers Georgia does NOT sell or rent our mailing lists database, or the names, email addresses, or other information about individual subscribers or members.
EFGA is not associated with EFF. Electronic Frontiers Georgia is a public interest corporation chartered under the Georgia non profit code. Additionally, EFGA is seeking IRS 501(c)3 status.
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