🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <797@ulogic.UUCP> hartman@ulogic.UUCP (Richard M. Hartman) writes:
>
>MN.ORG should have a case for disconnecting anatolia's feed, since 
>the MN.ORG computer has been crashed as a result of actions
>initiated by anatolia's users.  Disruption of service should
>always be good for a disconnect.  note: the crash was due to
>overload from mail-bombs heading *for* anatolia, but clearly
>in response *to* the mass of postings coming from anatolia.
>
>However, from a previous posting I gather that even if MN.ORG
>cut anatolia off, there is still a UUnet connection...
>
>UUnet may have a harder time justifying it, unless there is a
>clause in the feed contract stating that they expect their 
>clients to follow the guidelines of the Usenet.  If there is
>such a clause, maybe UUnet can use it as justification for
>cutting off the connection.
>

Well, maybe something has happened.  It's been two days and nothing
from our friend, at least in n.a.p.  Shucks, and just when
I was going to tell you all about my fantastic turkey dinner we
had here in Greece, NY (yup, that the name of the town where
I live.)  :-)

Charlie Dennett --  dennett@kodak.com