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Re: Internet Direct - Has This Happened To You?

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From: Alma Engels
Date: Tue, 15 Aug 1995 00:00
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If you got email from your ISP about something in usenet. it is quite possible 
that someone not associated with your ISP read the article and thought it was 
inappropriate and emailed the article to your provider.  In which case, the 
provider could have passed the info on to you and/or taken action.
Alma



In article <40pohm$58g@globe.indirect.com> genesis@indirect.com (Len 
Marinaccio) writes:>From: genesis@indirect.com (Len Marinaccio)
>Subject: Re: Internet Direct - Has This Happened To You?
>Date: 15 Aug 1995 09:14:29 GMT

>webmaster@superb.com wrote:
>: mikeh41@indirect.com (Michael Henrichs) wrote:

>: >** Edited for Brevity **
>: >Susan C. Mitchell (susanm@indirect.com) wrote:
>: >:>>Dale Roose (crayhobb@cutcson.com) wrote:
>: >:>>: In article <40blbr$dkd@globe.indirect.com> 
>: >:>>: webmaster@superb.com writes:

>: >:>>: >For all those users of Internet Direct - have they ever E-Mailed you
>: >:>>: >because of something you posted in a USENET group?  That just happened
>: >:>>: >to me.  It's kind of scary.

>: >:>>: >-Mark
>: >:>>: stuff missing...

>: >:>>: No, this hasn't happened to me.

>: >:>>Me neither.

>: >--
>: >Mark,
>: >What did you post? Did it break any Indirect policies?

>: Are there policies on what I can post to USENET groups?  Do they
>: censor posts?

>: -Mark

>{sig snipped}

>I actually have had e-mail from someone at indirect.com because of 
>something that I wrote in a news group, BUT he WAS doing me a favor and 
>pointing out something that I needed to know to stay clear of a lot of 
>flames.  But this feedback could have come from any source since it was a 
>response to a public message.

>I have not yet seen indirect.com censor any messages.  I don't know how 
>or why they'd want to considering what else is already in the news groups.

>However, I have found news.indirect.com to be an unreliable news feeder.
>Maybe it is flawed or maybe it inherits problems from its source, but 
>I'm often missing parts of multipart uuencoded files.  I like to collect 
>.mod and .wav files and they are worthless if you can't get all the parts!


>    Len
>    genesis@indirect.com



 Alma Engels  alma@indirect.com
    Whence did the wondrous mystic art arise 
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    how to embody and to colour thought   Barry Morentz
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From: alma@indirect.com (Alma Engels)
Subject: Re: Internet Direct - Has This Happened To You?
Date: 1995/08/15
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organization: Internet Direct, Inc.
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