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Join the Cyber-Rights Working Group List Join the Cyber-Rights Working Group List to participate in the discussion and work of the Group, and to receive news on civil liberties, access, privacy, Internet administration, and other key policy topics facing the users of electronic networks. The most important announcements from other mailing lists are forwarded, and participants on the list hold open discussions. Traffic is usually low (1 or 2 messages a day) but occasionally can reach 4 or 5 messages during times of controversy.

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Subscribers can submit a posting to the Cyber Rights list by sending mail to: cpsr-cyber-rights@lists.cpsr.org The list is moderated, so irrelevant message are screened out.

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