I think it's positive that they own up to it and actually apologize. One would also think that most subscribers of this newsletter has a positive attitude towa

I think it's positive that they own up to it and actually apologize. One would also think that most subscribers of this newsletter has a positive attitude towards the general concepts of privacy and security, so I'm also positive in thinking that a list of these disclosed addresses will never see the day of light (hoping I'm not too naive).