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In article <1992Dec29.231539.16445@news2.cis.umn.edu> molenda@i1.msi.umn.edu (Jason Molenda) writes:
>[...]
>propagate the material people were complaining about and I, being a
>relatively nice person I like to think, was trying to be helpful and
>see if you were aware of what this person on zuma.UUCP was doing.

Who do you think you are talking to? What you were 'trying to be'
was anything but 'helpful.'

>You are obviously not ignorant of Usenet and are aware of your actions
>and the actions of the site to which you provide a feed.  

What 'actions' are you talking about? Let's get this straight first,
shall we?

>As a person local to all of this, I thought it a rather responsible
>thing of me to try some form of communication.  Other people in
>news.admin.policy had little luck trying to contact you via email.

You mean your friend Paul Pomes (the junk-mailing-specialist-postmaster
of UIUC.EDU) was 'utterly unsuccessful' and he wanted his 'local friend'
to try 'some form of censorship' ('communication' for 'utterly unsuccesful'
that is)

>Usenet is an anarchy with some social conventions that people *usually*
>choose to follow.  And as long as someone is willing to feed you and
>zuma.UUCP, you can spew out whatever y'all want.  There is clearly
>nothing I can do either in cutting the garbage or education; I can
>happily add all of this to my killfiles and go about my business.

Same is true for you and millions of people on Usenet, so what is
the point you are trying to make by repeating obvious facts?
That you are a 'helpful guy' in search of 'communication?'

What was it that you wanted to 'communicate' anyway? Ah yes, you
wanted to 'communicate' that you couldn't 'communicate', and now
that we are in 'communicado' you talk about 'my killfiles'.

You have strange 'communication' habits, don't you think so?

>take care

I am taking care, of you that is...

>-- 
>Jason Molenda, University of Minnesota, Supercomputer Inst., Technical Support
>SGI Iris Admin        molenda@jason.msi.umn.edu       DoD #1867     '77 CB750F


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