Teemu Likonen <[email protected]> wrote: > A background case first. > > Years ago a Debian project leader sent one of those common public > "Bits from the DPL" messages and signed the message with his > OpenPGP key. I replied to the message because I wanted to give some > feedback. I _encrypted_ my mail. The said Debian project leader > replied, quoted my message and send his reply to me _unencrypted_.
Did the Debian person agree in advance to keep the email secret? Did you advise him you wanted it kept secret? Otherwise I'd think the natural instinct of an 'open source' person would be not to hide anything that wasn't truly secret. So I think you would have to impress on him your particular (and peculiar?) desire to keep your message private.
