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frankreed@HistoricalAtlas.net wrote:
> ... I fear that the discussions here regarding that "fix finder" auctioned 
on ebay last month may have been directly responsible for sending the final 
price through the roof. People read here to find out about auction items. If 
something like this comes up again, I would recommend creating a small group 
on googlegroups (or similar). It's very easy to set up, and it's free. You 
could then set the group to be read by members only.
Frank,
I suspect your analysis of the "final price" for the fix finder is
correct.  Instead of making up another "google group" [even if just
temporarily] the interested people could just take it off Navlist and
use email.  Each interested person could easily add the email addresses
of those interested to a "list" in their email address book.  This would
require some address book "maintenance" by those interested and some
familiarity with how address books work.  Then if we were really
paranoid we could all set up PGP on our email client software and
encrypt our email traffic.  Then only the really really good
cryptanalysts with lots of computing power would be able to read the
emails regarding the item discussed.  By the time "they" cracked our
emails the auction would be over.  If you are interested in PGP email
encryption let me know, unless you use AOL email software in which case
I doubt I can get PGP to work.
-Scott

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