On Sun, 12 Nov 2006, Ben Parker wrote:

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>> <author><![CDATA[ <[log in to unmask]>]]></author>
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>> instead of:
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>> <author>Kenny, Melissa S </author>
>
> Hmmm.  Even on public LISTSERV lists the email address of the sender of a
> message is not displayed in the archives by default (to prevent address
> harvesting), unless you also are a subscriber and you are 'logged-in' (or have
> a login 'cookie' saved in your browser).  Since the RSS feed is derived from
> the same source this could be the problem.  Exposing the email address to
> (non-authenticated) RSS but not WWW would be a security hole.  :-/

Exactly what I thought might be driving this. Absent authentication, I 
would come to some standard bogus address like:

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It would pass the standards without giving out too much. An authenticated 
feed could have the correct information passed along instead.

-- DCP