Re: [email protected]: Please remove me from your [email protected] or [email protected] mailing lists

Alexandre François Garreau wrote:
> Apparently it’s not related to harm to him, but he sincerely believes he’s
> a defensor of rms against anybody that he consider has harmed him.  And
> thus is happy to harm them…

It is quite unclear to me how I became a target for this prior to being sent a bunch 
of email I didn't ask for and don't want.

> So if you’re annoyed, there is unfortunately really nothing to do but
> spamfilters and/or taking this to the tribunal…  I guess US law don’t allow
> harassment does it?

One could contact his domain hoster with evidence of using the domain for sending 
spam (which I take to mean unsolicited, undesired messages typically sent in bulk). 
Some domain hosters are not interested in being a party to spam, so they include 
terms in the contract which allow the hoster to end service for breach of contract 
when the customer spams others. Something comparable could be said of the hosters 
used for his domain's authoritative DNS servers, and his service provider. I'm not 
recommending nor disrecommending these choices, I'm saying these are among the things 
one could take up.

> But yeah harassment is a bad thing and I wish there were better technical
> and social tools against it (such as a free and decentralized software,
> that can be controlled by the users who want to protect themselves about
> harassment).

Do I understand this correctly: You want a free software, decentralized system for 
conveying messages where users submit their posts to a moderator?