full-disclosure - Viruses from the list...

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From: ge at egotistical.reprehensible.net (Gadi Evron)
Subject: Viruses from the list...

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Richard Golodner wrote:

| 	Gadi, don't be so defensive. I think Nick said it well when he
| stated he deletes quite a few of this same type of mail everyday. I do, I
| know that my colleagues put up with the same BS. It happens and , without
| trying to be mean, if you did your homework you would understand how
this is
| possible. I am not down on you, but please remember your audience.
| 							Richard

Thank you for your civil reply, I appreciate it.

I quite understand how this is possible, I simply don't see why this
content which is clearly:
1. Mis-leading.
B. Nothing but harmful.
C. Not in accordance with the list charter.

Should be allowed here.

	Gadi Evron.
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