🚀 go-pugleaf

Bob Allisat (ab330@torfree.net) wrote:
:  There is a small computer in the Toronto Freenet office that
:  is on the internet and is *not* accessable by general members.
:  It is only open for a handful of people for various purposes.

:  Persistant rumours of abuse of accounts on this system have
:  arisen including commercial contents. Now there is good reason
:  to believe that ilegal materials are either on or were on this
:  machine.

Bob, what you say has been posted to the Board just after my removal, 
containing all actual URL's. I still have a list and actual HTML of these 
sites. My crime was that I have actually limited the access of these 
privileged few - though I admit that I was offered an account may as a 
sort of pribe - including the previous 'Administrator' who has resigned 
before I took responsibility of the office. I also informed the Ryerson 
security that he is a security risk and not to be allowed to the office. 
The day after, January 9th, I took all the proofs to the board meeting 
only to be silenced by 'you know who' and then the farce of illegal 
removal.

So the board knows.

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