Hello from Gregg C Levine
As always, Vanya, you make a good point. And I did consider it. His
first attempt carried with it, a plea that the moderator allow the
message. Well if we did have one of those, I think he would not have.
And in checking I found that it did come from the same source.
The same stupid message was sent to the H390-DOSVS group. Unless the
ID was co-opted by someone else, then there is something strange going
on. Be that as it may, I simply removed the ID. I did not do anything
else. If he wants back, he'll be welcome to try again. I might allow
him back. But he will have to present a good reason.
We now return you to our regularly scheduled list discussions, and
arguments.
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Gregg C Levine hansolofalcon-XfrvlLN1Pqtfpb/***@public.gmane.org
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-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 12:43 PM
Subject: RE: [H390-MVS] [Deleted]
Hmmm..
Don't you think there is a possibility.. Even faint.. That the
message
doesn't actually come from the person that shows in the origin field ? In
which case I don't think it would be appropriate to remove
this/these
user(s).. Right ?
Furthermore, the 1st instance of this spam attempt [1] seems [2] already to
come from a different originator - which would tend to support the idea that
a third party (possibly unaware of the fact) is involved.
--Ivan
[1] I say "attempt" as I consider people floating around these
groups to be
hopefully slightly less guilable than the average John Doe going head first
in those kinds of scams..
[2] As always, e-mail origin addresses should always be considered as
non-trustworthy. This information has about as much value as the return
address written on the back of a snail-mailed item (that is : NONE). At this
point, and to my knowledge, only Public Key Infrastructure signing
technology can convey this sort of trust (PGP, S/MIME - you name it).. [3]
[3] Because this is not signed, you just cannot guarantee it's me who sent
it... because the conveyed message is more important than the
originator, I
just stopped bothering attempting to fix my PGP installation (which
conflicts with Outlook XP S/MIME implementation - and S/MIME just doesn't
work with yahoo groups because yahoo groups modifies message bodies on the
fly which breaks pkcs7 signing).
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 5:54 PM
Subject: RE: [H390-MVS] [Deleted]
Hello from GCL list manager, Jedi Knight
Excuse me? I thought I warned you about this before. Okay, that is it.
One too many off topic messages. You are going to be gone by the time
you see this message.
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Sent: Thursday, September 09, 2004 7:49 AM
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