Re: Privacy

> Well, I did understand it, but I see no use in it. A privacy list is not
> something I work every day with and it's not something that would
> require profiling. To me, privacy lists, access control lists, address
> books etc are something I edit once to fit my needs and then only
> occasionally change if the situation changes.
> 
> Why would I want to block incoming messages of my special friends only
> at home? If this is a realistic use of multiple privacy lists. I
> remember I touched my ICQ block list 4 or 5 times in my whole life.
> Anything else goes with invisible mode and, so we have it, per-contact
> or per-group presences.

My sentiments exactly.

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