full-disclosure - Re: Please Vote Today

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Message-ID: <200306121109.11721.beavis_design@telus.net>
From: beavis_design at telus.net (Export)
Subject: Re: Please Vote Today

I fully agree with martin on this. Sign my name up to the "will be leaving 
list" if moderation starts.
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On Thursday 12 June 2003 01:55 am, martin f krafft wrote:
> also sprach Philip Stortz <madscientist@...ming.com> [2003.06.12.0848 
+0200]:
> > gee, of all the groups of people in the world, i thought the
> > people on this list would be smarter than to trust any thing to an
> > online vote!  talk about poorly constructed, i only voted 4 times,
> > and it wasn't hard, i didn't even have to do it from different
> > accounts.  i vote morning wood stays, i see nothing what so ever
> > wrong with his post.  full disclosure is meaningless with out
> > a cultural background and without understanding the legal system
> > of whatever country they happen to be in.
>
> i fully concur. if morning_wood is moderated, this list is denying
> it's own purpose; then i am leaving.
>
> people who don't like what he reads can procmail him, or just get
> a life and think about it. after all, it's the contents not the
> packaging of what he says which is interesting...