--- In [email protected], Duveyoung <no_re...@...> wrote: > > --- In [email protected], "Alex Stanley" <j_alexander_stanley@> > wrote: > > > > --- In [email protected], Duveyoung <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > > > Alex/Rick, > > > > > > You guys still have not addressed the issue of "stalking." > > > > I haven't because IMO, it's just another case of you going off > > on a tangent. The issue here is whether or not message headers > > are public information. In fact, they ARE public information. > > End of story. If a case of actual stalking happens in the context > > of FFL, and not some bogus accusation of stalking, like the one > > made against Judy, I may be inclined to address that issue. > > Alex, > > So instead of addressing the issue, you're calling it a tangent > and that's how you're going to debate?
>From my perspective, there is no debate. > Isn't this a case of FFL needing to examine its "stalking policy" > and to definitively handle it? Not in my opinion. > And, so what's so fucking wrong with going off on a tangent? Show > me a thread here that doesn't evolve into other issues and nuances. There's nothing wrong with going off on tangents. What I object to is the insistence that I participate in the discussion of them. > Can I ask you to examine your feelings towards me in the above > regard? Am I wrong that "reading between the lines" of your > replies it can be surmised that you see me as some sort of "time- > wasting twit of little brain who's making mountains out of > molehills all the time?" Like that? Is that your bottom line? Out of that description, I agree with "making mountains out of molehills" and "time wasting". I don't think you're little-brained or a twit. I see you as needlessly over-emotional and constantly striving to find things to be upset about. Engaging you in that particular drama is of no interest to me. > I attacked your use of public information and I think it stung ya > -- man up and handle the issue. I am not stung. I am annoyed by the constant whining of people who can't accept the technical realities of the online world.
