Author: Don Dailey
Date: 19:43:19 12/20/98
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On December 20, 1998 at 20:58:01, Marc Plum wrote: >Well this is understandable, but I doubt if it was really necessary. It was clearly necessary, read on ... > I had >learned long ago not to bother reading any of his posts. When he was not being >offensive, he was usually just inane, and I didn't have the patience to decipher >his semi-literate style of writing. If everyone had as much sense as you do, there would be no problem and we wouldn't have to ban anyone. This type of poster would shrivel up and die because no one would take the bait. But, it's not a very perfect world is it? You have no idea the hurt and mayhem he caused. You should see my mailbox! You might very well get a different picture of him that just the nuisance prankster if you read my mail. We actually lost good members over him too. I wouldn't trade one of you, for 100 of him. I don't intend to lose another member over this one. >For the record, though, I am not interested in seeing anyone banned, even if I >find them offensive. It is so simple not to click on posts from someone like >Evans once I learn that they have nothing to say. On the other hand, someone >may have been interested in his rantings. If he wasn't using up ridiculous >amounts of bandwidth, why not let him post and just ignore him? > >I expect I will continue to see his name in headers on rgcc. As usual, I just >won't read these messages. No sweat. > >On December 20, 1998 at 16:46:05, Don Dailey wrote: > >> >>The member Sean Evans has been removed from the newsgroup. >>He has caused a great deal of hurt feelings among our members >>and I would like to express my regrets to those he hurt, abused >>or made fun of here or on other newsgroups. >> >>- Don
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