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This article is just a marketing page for ChiaraMail. The only person to make significant changes to the article is a ChiaraMail employee[1]. Significant portions of the article are lies: The privacy of emails is mentioned several times, but anyone who intercepts the headers can access the email body, and decrypt any encrypted messages (because the key is sent in-the-clear with the headers). The article is about ChiaraMail's internal mail protocol, but is written as if it was a public spec with multiple implementers. The article may be salvageable if large portions of it are removed or rewritten, but it doesn't seem worth the effort since it's not notable. Korin43 (talk) 04:24, 16 August 2013 (UTC)[reply]

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-This article is just a marketing page for ChiaraMail. The only person to make significant changes to the article is a ChiaraMail employee<ref>http://www.linkedin.com/pub/robert-uomini/7/861/803</ref>. Significant portions of the article are lies: The privacy of emails is mentioned several times, but anyone who intercepts the headers can access the email body, and decrypt any encrypted messages (because the key is sent in-the-clear with the headers). The article is about ChiaraMail's internal mail protocol, but is written as if it was a public spec with multiple implementers. The article may be salvageable if large portions of it are removed or rewritten, but it doesn't seem worth the effort since it's not notable. [[User:Korin43|Korin43]] ([[User talk:Korin43|talk]]) 04:24, 16 August 2013 (UTC)
+This article is just a marketing page for ChiaraMail. The only person to make significant changes to the article is a ChiaraMail employee[http://www.linkedin.com/pub/robert-uomini/7/861/803]. Significant portions of the article are lies: The privacy of emails is mentioned several times, but anyone who intercepts the headers can access the email body, and decrypt any encrypted messages (because the key is sent in-the-clear with the headers). The article is about ChiaraMail's internal mail protocol, but is written as if it was a public spec with multiple implementers. The article may be salvageable if large portions of it are removed or rewritten, but it doesn't seem worth the effort since it's not notable. [[User:Korin43|Korin43]] ([[User talk:Korin43|talk]]) 04:24, 16 August 2013 (UTC)