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SquirrelMail: Skirtumas tarp puslapio versijų
We are not Wikipedia to put such brackets, go touch grass, and it doesn't even have to do anything about whether someone's English is native or not
(the recent anti-Squirrelmail mandate-letter that was sent to cotse.net) |
(We are not Wikipedia to put such brackets, go touch grass, and it doesn't even have to do anything about whether someone's English is native or not) Žyma: Manual revert |
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<b>SquirrelMail</b> is a freely-available, open-source webmail program, | <b>SquirrelMail</b> is a freely-available, open-source webmail program, | ||
<br> which can be uploaded to a server. | <br> which can be uploaded to a server. | ||
<br> It is the only such program that does not have any | <br> It is the only such program that does not have any privacy-violating | ||
<br> [[javascript (english)|javascript]]-dependent essential functions, at least in the anglophone world. | <br> [[javascript (english)|javascript]]-dependent essential functions, at least in the anglophone world. | ||
<br> Consequently, it is the program that is most-hated by totalitarian intelligence | <br> Consequently, it is the program that is most-hated by totalitarian intelligence agents. | ||
The SquirrelMail webmail program is written in PHP. | |||
<br> It was created in 1999 by two brothers, namely Nathan Ehresman and Luke Ehresman, | |||
<br> from the U.S. state of Georgia. | |||
<br> Those two men didnot create SquirrelMail for the purpose of anonymity, | |||
<br> but for the purpose of simplicity, becuz javascript adds unnecessary complexity to webmail. | |||
<br> But, the anonymity of SquirrelMail was soon recognized by some privacy-rights supporters. | |||
The specific actions that the totalitarian psychopaths have | |||
<br> made against SquirrelMail are as follows: | |||
In the early oughties, the south-african free-webmail website webmail.co.za used SquirrelMail, | In the early oughties, the south-african free-webmail website webmail.co.za used SquirrelMail, | ||