Re: unauthorized actions on V2020

[Scott Dredge <sdredge@yahoo.com>]

Also, Mr. Stambler has stated that he is a Christian
and that he never lies.  NEVER.

--- Donovan Arnold <donovanarnold@hotmail.com> wrote:

I happen to believe Mr. Stambler intentions were noble
for three reasons.
1) His email was listed as one of the ones that was
unsubscribed. It would not make sense for him to
unsubscribe himself intentionally. However it does
make sense he would not want his emails always coming
back to him.
2) It would be more productive in attempts to do
something malicious to subscribe people you don't like
to other boards and emails lists.
3) It would be more troublesome to unsubscribe people
then it would be for them to resubscribe. I mean
really, where is the damage here, three seconds of
your life?
Thanks!


> Date: Thu, 10 Oct 2002 00:36:26 -0700
> To: vision2020@moscow.com
> From: David Camden-Britton <davidcb@turbonet.com>
> Subject: Re: unauthorized actions on V2020
> 


Rather than suggesting criminal action, accept this as
a problem with
unsecured lists. It is certainly annoying, but as this
is not a company
mailing list, or other form of e-commerce, where's the
damage?

Let's not escalate an annoyance by an, apparently,
vindictive individual
into something more. 
Previously, Warren Hayman wrote:
Isn't a UI password etc required
for using the UI system in such a way? Is Mr.
Stambler therefore an employee? Doesn't such an action
(assuming
intentional) at least border on criminal/civil
liabilities?

David Camden-Britton
davidcb@turbonet.com



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