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Subject: Re: Now it's clear that Ritter Rost's post is not a fake

Author: Bertil Eklund

Date: 14:30:10 04/11/00

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On April 11, 2000 at 14:00:13, Tom Kerrigan wrote:

>On April 11, 2000 at 09:54:00, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>>>Not a problem.  Didn't vote for you this time.  Thought you were too young
>>>>and hot-headed to be a moderator.  Nothing has changed that opinion yet...
>>>You seem to be ignoring the fact that moderation is a team effort here.
>>No I'm not.  When a police officer sees something obviously illegal under
>>way, he takes care of it first, and then asks questions to see if his initial
>
>You're still absolutely ignoring the fact that it wasn't "obviously illegal."
>
>NOBODY (except you, of course) thought it was obviously illegal. Everybody
>thought RR = Ossi.
>
>Your pathetic explanation for why it's obviously illegal is that Ossi would have
>said, "Here's an e-mail I wrote..."
>
>I've already explained why this is silly. But think about it another way. When
>you write a post here, do you precede it with, "Here's a post I'm writing..."?
>No, obviously not. You hope that the reader will see your name at the top and at
>the bottom and can make the assumption that YOU wrote the post. What's different
>in the RR situation? You see Ossi's name at the bottom and a fake name at the
>top. What's to imply that Ossi isn't using the fake name? Now, I assume you
>don't speak German and you might not recognize the name as fake; this makes my
>judgement (although eventually proven wrong) better than yours in this case.
>
>Here's another thing to think about. When you quote a message on CCC, doesn't it
>get preceded with "On ... Tom Kerrigan wrote:" so as to save you some typing? If
>you quote something, the obvious course of action is to attribute the quote.
>This wasn't done in RR's post.
>
>Now, if you can think of some OTHER reason why RR's post was "obviously
>illegal," I'm sure everybody would like to hear it.
>
>With regard to the name calling, I'm thinking of something you said:
>
>>>>Not a problem.  Didn't vote for you this time.  Thought you were too young
>>>>and hot-headed to be a moderator.  Nothing has changed that opinion yet...
>
>I assumed that you meant my handling of this situation was immature and
>hot-headed. But if you just wanted to call me names, fine.
>
>-Tom
Hi!

I believe it's legal to post this letter at least in Sweden and Europe.
1. It's not a private e-mail it's from a company
2.Threats against an organisation
3.Threats against a private person.
4. Accusations against another company, of course this company could take legal
actions against this letter.

Note I haven't published the letter.

Bertil



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