Help Preserve Early Bitcoin History

[CipherionX]

Charles Hoskinson has previously posted about archiving Satoshi's e-mails with other early bitcoin developers and users[1].  Many people forwarded their e-mail conversations with Satoshi to an e-mail account Charles created (satoshiarchive at gmail.com), with the intention of making them available to the public.  Unfortunately, Charles never made those public, and now refuses to share what he obtained with anyone else in the bitcoin community.

If you were one of those people who were fortunate enough to have had e-mail conversations with Satoshi, I would truly appreciate if you could forward those to me to help preserve bitcoin history.

CipherionX@protonmail.com

I am also interested in anything else from early bitcoin times (2008-2011) such as IRC logs, e-mails with other early developers and users, etc.  
I will be doing my best to ensure there is no information that can be used to identify Satoshi before sharing.

Same deal as before: If there is anything in the e-mails that you would not like to be made public, then please encase the text in <OMIT>,</OMIT> tags.

Thank you!
-CipherionX

[1] https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=191508.0

[aleksej996]

If there are some personally identifiable information, then the fairest thing is not to send it to anyone instead of marking it with brackets.
Always keep in mind that no one is to be trusted and sharing information with one person could be sharing information with everyone.

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