I agree with you N. I was anything but a conspiracy theorist for a long
time but once you head down the rabbit hole far enough and wide enough,
there is plenty to convince me.
On Sun, Feb 15, 2015 at 4:40 PM, Neville <one.red...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> Funny you should mention second email address John. I was locked out of
> THIS List until I provided a SECOND email address, and/or my mobile phone
> number, under the guise of it being for MY added security - WHAT THE...?
> And by some flukey coincidence THAT is when some posters messages started
> disappearing? I would get a reply to someone in my 'Inbox' never having
> received the original posters message, and at other times messages ended up
> in my 'Junk' box, again - WHAT THE...? I've been a member here for a
> little while now and *never* have I had any of that occurring before.
>
> Even with YouTube, I'm into Locksport and some subscribers to my channel
> have been "unsubbed" on occasion? And some end up being blocked as
> suspected "spam"? Even though these people have been subbed to my channel
> for a couple of years?
>
> Conspiracy theory?.....Everyone involved with the public domain is being
> "steered" somewhere, and it's got zilch to do with an individuals
> security. Although with all the terrorist activity today they would argue
> it IS for your and my security - Yeah, right!
>
> Mike summed it up perfectly for me..."Security by obscurity", but that's
> becoming more impossible as each day passes. Somewhere, someone can
> monitor EVERYONE'S business. Nothing new perhaps, but I wonder just how
> many people understand the full consequences of that 'secret' access?
>
> As it is with todays bureaucracy tripping over their own paperwork, so it
> is with computer spies tripping over their own computer programming to gain
> access to your and my privacy. Little "glitches" appear from time to time
> as they are fiddling about with their binary codes or whatever in their
> programs.
>
> Like when Microsoft changed from 'XP' {I think} to Vista, I could not beg,
> buy or borrow the old XP program anywhere? Hmmmm...I wonder why that was?
> *Every* store I approached could not possibly have sold the last one they
> had the day before I asked for it? It completely vanished off the face of
> the earth when I asked each store to instal 'XP' and not Vista. Could it
> be because that old program didn't have an inbuilt facility enabling
> "someone?" to access your computer at the push of a button. Well that's my
> opinion anyway. Everything today is "linked" to a Big Brother data base
> somewhere.
>
> See, the worlds hysteria and paranoia is even starting to get to me <g>.
> I certainly won't be sorry when my 'use by' date comes around.
>
> Apologies for this being just a tad Off Topic, but I don't think the
> idiosyncrasies have got anything to do with this email platform.
>
> N.
>
> > Date: Sun, 15 Feb 2015 13:19:21 -0500
> > From: jpopel...@gmail.com
> > To: silver-list@eskimo.com
> > Subject: Re: CS> Forum
> >
> > On 02/15/2015 12:56 PM, Ron wrote:
> > > A dratted inconvenience. All of my replies go into my Sent
> > > folder so I have to check Archives each time.
> >
> > You could subscribe with a second email address, that would
> > get your replies, if they went out, successfully. That
> > would be less trouble than checking the archives.
> >
> > --
> > Regards,
> >
> > John Popelish
>
>
