Author: Brian Thomas
Date: 14:49:32 01/22/04
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Actually you consider that perfect proof? Scary. I'm more irritated the same question is cross posted than anything else. Having said that, I've got about 3 email addresses, 4 if I count work, so the fact that a question is asked under a different email address means nothing -- in fact, I refuse to post my real email address to forums for spam reasons. While I am on this side of the fence, let me also say that I feel it's only fair to judge someone based on their contributions HERE, not in a newsgroup or elsewhere on the internet. But, that's up for the moderators to judge. Now, having said that, let me jump the fence for a minute. Digging a bit further for his posts in those newsgroups under those aliases yields a lot of "suspicious" activity. Is this that same person? Hell I don't know. Unless this Fred Wilson starts "pretending" to be the real Fred Wilson or is otherwise abusive, it's of no consequence (to me, anyway). Some would argue that's the beauty of the internet -- anonymity. Brian On January 22, 2004 at 17:13:34, Johan Havegheer wrote: >On January 22, 2004 at 11:48:58, Brian Thomas wrote: > >>This reminds me of the character Michael Bolton in the movie Office Space. >> >>I don't see why moderation would be necessary if he isn't pretending to be the >>"Fred Wilson" / chess authority. A white pages search shows 106 Fred Wilson's >>in NY alone. Could it be, by some chance, his name is really Fred Wilson? > >Marc is wright !!! just have a look at rec.games.chess.computer. Identical same >question by GEACPS with e-mail blaine_bray@shaw.ca > >Best regards >Johan
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