RL> Trust is earned.  So far Brave has earned my trust.  But, ya, you can't
 RL> be sure - and look how the Elitists infiltrate organizations that have
 RL> gained our trust.

I read a little about Brave and it is open-source, and I think it's written in Python. That's a good sign. We could review the source code to look for backdoors (although I don't have much experience with Python.)

But that is a good reason to use it and I will give it a try.

 RL>  AT> Email server software is complex software. I don't understand all
 RL>  AT> aspects of it. But I've got a basic setup in place and it's working
 RL>  AT> nicely. It makes me realize how much of a hack the elites really are.
 RL>  AT> They did what I did, but they packaged it with cellphones, and it mad
 RL>  AT> them famous.
 RL> 
 RL> Yup.  Most of those people didn't really do anything but take advantage
 RL> of other people or situations.  The people who actually contributed just
 RL> fade into the background.

That's what I suspect about a lot of these people. I always thought Bill Gates was the author of DOS and Windows, but I did a google search of "who created DOS" and the answer was "Tim Patterson." Then I searched "Who is the author of Windows 3.1?" and the answer was "Microsoft." 

I guess Bill Gates isn't the hacker I thought he was. His specialty is in the taking credit department.

--- Mystic BBS v1.12 A49 2023/04/30 (Windows/64)