__/ [ rochardleyam@xxxxxxxxx ] on Saturday 02 June 2007 01:23 \__
> On Jun 1, 7:33 pm, Roy Schestowitz <newsgro...@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> __/ [ Peter Kai Jensen ] on Friday 01 June 2007 23:54 \__
>>
>> > chrisv wrote:
>>
>> >>>From: rochardle...@xxxxxxxxx
>> >>>Organization:http://groups.google.com
>>
>> >> Yahoo/Google troll
>>
>> > Also posting through an open proxy in Brazil, and without any kind of
>> > prior posting history. Not a real credibility booster, there. I can
>> > only think of three things that can motivate such behavior. Fear,
>> > money, or having absolutely no life.
>>
>> The use of IE7 made me think it was Gary Stewart, but let's give the
>> person the benefit of the doubt. I see no reason, however, why PCLOS rants
>> would be posted to an advocacy group (from IE7). It's inflammatory. We
>> also know who has a certain obsession with PCLOS, don't we?
>>
>> --
>> ~~ Best regards
>>
>> Roy S. Schestowitz
>
> Huh?
> I use Opera but unfortunately Google, as well as many other sites
> don't seem to like Opera.
> Google in fact assumes SPAm and asks for an image verification at
> times. Not always, but more than enough to be troublesome.
> As for posting from an open proxy, yes you are correct.
> My Inet connection is through my employer and having posted somewhat
> controverisal (IOW negative toward Linux) messages in a previous life,
> I no longer do that.
> Why?
> Because I had Linux quacks calling my employer complaining, that's
> why.
> I will never post from my native IP again.
> Never.
> As for my ID, sure I made it up for this thread and it will die with
> this thread.
>
> As for your group, you really seem to not have a leg to stand on
> because it appears several of your core group have been
> posting under various shill ids in order to boost traffic.
Huh? Care to be specific? I post new here because (among other factors) it
possibly drives away the abusive posters. These very same abusive posters
asked for a digest, which Mark provides. Don't try to suggest that it's
anything more than a case of routine postings. I am strongly against any
type of grey-hat SEO, as my postings in AISE would show.
> Adding in the obviously stolen statistics script and it becomes
> comical.
Stolen? Because the abusive posters say so? I suspect you are not able to
tell apart those whose words you can trust and those who engage in personal
attack and disruption, which drives innocent lurkers and participants away.
Not to mention the obscenities...
> How shameful.
>
> Now, please explain to me why any of this is relevent?
>
> (none of it is including my comments about your shabby little clique')
The only thing which leads to the impression that there's a "clique" are
abusive posters who change their names and post inflammatory messages. This
leads to suspicion and prejudice when new/unknown posters show up. It's sad,
but one can you do?
> I installed PCLinuxOS and I'm sorry if I don't follow the rest of you
> lemmings, but IMHO it stinks compared to alternatives like Ubuntu.
> The problems I experienced are real and I am not saying that there are
> not work arounds, I found some myself in fact as stated, but the noob
> installing this distribution is going to have troubles and won't stand
> a chance when his Windows partition fails to boot due to grub hosing
> the configuration.
I believed your post was genuine. chrisv is just very trigger-happy with his
twitlist (and he's vocal about it).
> In closing, allow me to suggest another irrelevant point seeing as it
> seems to be so popular in this group.
>
> Your avatar makes you look gay. The stupid smirk on your face
> proclaims you as a bottom.
> If you are indeed gay, I apologize, but in reading your website I did
> not pick up that impression and as such I would assume you would not
> wish to be considered as gay.
> Nothing wrong with being gay as I am gay myself.
> Just thought you might be interested from one girl to another.
I take offence only in that last sentence and no, I'm not gay.
--
~~ Best regards
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