??changed: -Policy - - Bradley Kuhn says:: - - I suggest that we follow this procedure: - - * Send a message to the address on file, and see if it bounces. - If it doesn't bounce, then we must ask the original user - why, and decide what to do on a case by case basis. We - should be EXTREMELY reluctant - if not outright REFUSE - to - change an email address if the one on file does not bounce. - - * If the mail does bounce, we should ask the user if they can - produce any evidence that they once had that email address. - The best evidence would be a GPG-signed message that is - signed with a key that has both their old and new email - address on it, and that the GPG key be available from a - well-known public keyserver. While this could be forged, it - would be substantial work to do so and could easily get -[22 more lines...] [email protected] is brandon aaron sisco
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