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In <1i4jcsINNaed@sprocket.csv.warwick.ac.uk> cudcv@csv.warwick.ac.uk (Rob McMahon) writes:

>In article <iacovou.725924649@gurney> iacovou@gurney.cs.umn.edu (Neophytos
>Iacovou) writes: 
>>  Ahmet Cosar is a graduate student at the CSci dept. of the UofMn. He
>>  operates a site by the name of anatolia.mn.org. The site anatolia.mn.org is
>>  a member of .mn.org. The domain .mn.org exists because it provides services
>>  to a number of hobbyests and small companies around the state of Minnesota.

>Who does run mn.org, then ?  Who is above anatolia in the tree ?  Who can we
>appeal to to get anatolia cut off from this supply, since it appears that not
>only the users of this system, but also the the sys admin, cannot work out how
>to be good net.citizens ?  I can understand umn gettting upset about all the
>mail bombings, but if the sys admin at the site won't respond, what other
>recourse do we have.  *Someone* must be in a position to cut off the feed.

This is how the set up appears to be:

                               mail
        zuma ------ anatolia ------- mn.org
     n                  |
     e                  |
     w                  |
     s                uunet

The two paths are different:  anatolia PAYS for news via UUNET and
gets mail at lower cost via a local source.

The sysadmin(?) or mn.org did some posts late last week on the subject:
he has been trying to have a reasonable conversation with cosar, who
seems to be denying any wrongdoing.  The sysadmin of umn is also working
on this problem.

I don't know about you, but *I'm* not receiving anymore posts from
the crazed serdar/mutlu at my site...(at least not in this newsgroup).

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