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Re: Rights vs Privilege
BlueJays1 #317096 07/30/10 03:51 PM
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Originally Posted By: Dr.House
The only difference is going to be the amount of spam he receives in his email account. shocked

One of my former practice partners in Virginia is the older brother of movie producer Roy Lee. He told many interesting stories about his brother, one of which is his method of dealing with people who cross him. He uses their email address to register for multiple porn sites.


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
medic8r #317097 07/30/10 04:00 PM
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Aren't there bots out there that harvest email addresses that are posted in public forums to mass spam as well?


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
BlueJays1 #317098 07/30/10 04:04 PM
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So I've heard, but I'm hardly the resident expert on such things. I imagine there's an ongoing arms race as far as evading them. At first, medic8r(at)mail.com might work, then the bots learn that (at) = @, and "DOT" = . etc etc


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
medic8r #317100 07/30/10 04:25 PM
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Originally Posted By: medic8r
Originally Posted By: Dr.House
The only difference is going to be the amount of spam he receives in his email account. shocked

One of my former practice partners in Virginia is the older brother of movie producer Roy Lee. He told many interesting stories about his brother, one of which is his method of dealing with people who cross him. He uses their email address to register for multiple porn sites.

One interesting thing is that when you usually log into a porn site, they usually get info from your computer like your e-mail and so on. So in this case doesn't he also receive lots of spam? LOL I did that thing when I was younger, but the person really deserved. I was on some B2B website doing business and just got fooled by this guy. crazy Lost some money I sent him for products samples.


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
Ichigo_Kurosaki #317102 07/30/10 04:44 PM
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That con man got off easy Ichigo. I'm sure it was still satisfying. smile


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
BlueJays1 #317104 07/30/10 04:52 PM
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Nicely done, Jack.


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
Ichigo_Kurosaki #317107 07/30/10 05:25 PM
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You know what I like about this forum? It's not Axiom that moderates this forum, it's US, so to speak. It certainly helps that Axiom is a respectful company with excellent products, so it doesn't seem to attract troublemakers to begin with. But, if there are disagreements about something, we mostly go about discussing them in a rational and well mannered way. So, I think a lot of it is the forum members themselves who make it work. Occasionally, there have been troublesome individuals, but they eventually went away on their own because WE chose to ignore them. I think that says a lot about us here, and why many of us have stuck around long enough to feel like we know each other.

I know what I'm saying here might be a bit off topic, but I appreciate this group here a lot, and the fact WE make it work so there's no need for moderators.

I thought THIS was sort of funny...scroll down to read "a note to vegans". What?! Are vegans known to be troublemakers? HAHA! Very informative article, BTW!


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
Ichigo_Kurosaki #317109 07/30/10 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted By: Ichigo_Kurosaki
I was on some B2B website doing business and just got fooled by this guy. crazy Lost some money I sent him for products samples.

Enlargement products so he could be a bigger dick?


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Re: Rights vs Privilege
Ajax #317152 07/30/10 10:59 PM
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Excellent post Jack.

One of the more interesting examples of forum rules I have run across is hometheatershack.com. Swear words, even ones considered very mild by todays standards, are automatically filtered out. Personal attacks are not tolerated. I must say that the tone of posting there is very good.

Sonic. I also find this forum quite amazing. For an unmoderated forum it is very civil.


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