Double messages

[Mark Haney]

Karl Larsen wrote:
> Michael Schwendt wrote:
>> On 22/01/2008, Karl Larsen <k5di at zianet.com> wrote:

>>
>> I am getting two copies of all messages to the Fedora list. This is 
>> the only list so effected.
>    I did some simple looking at the Thunderbird mail client and I have 
> discovered how to do exactly what is being done to me. And it is dirt 
> simple and all you need is the email address of the victom and the email 
> address of the list. I have both for most people on this list. In theory 
> I can do the same for all of you.
> 
> Karl
> 
> 
<rant>

Sure, it's easy.  Sure YOU can do it.  But I think you're missing the 
issue here.  Anyone with brains can pull this off, but /is anyone really 
doing this/?  I know you've been looking at the problem, but try looking 
at the big picture.  Is anyone really doing this?  Or are you blowing 
this completely out of proportion?

Unless I see honest proof (logs, etc would be very informative) that 
this is truly the case, I think this thread needs to simply go away.

Please, feel free to do this to me if you wish.  I can (and probably 
SHOULD after this) filter every single email you post to this list.  We 
don't mind helping you, but there are rules in this list.  Unwritten and 
  unspoken, sure, but they are still rules.  A lot of people here are 
becoming quite unhappy with the fact that you don't seem to be learning 
those rules very well, or at all, depending on who you talk to.

This is a community, and not everyone gets along with everyone else. 
People rub each other the wrong way.  It's the nature of things.  But 
when protocol is followed, a good portion of that can be ameliorated.

Repeated threats like this isn't going to make you any friends and even 
more, make it very unlikely that you'll get any help at all.

I truly doubt someone on this list has the time (or the immaturity) to 
setup something like you describe.  But maybe I'm wrong.  Without 
evidence of this, I'm not buying.

</rant>

* Besides, here in the US yesterday was Martin Luther King day, and in 
the words of a another King (uh, Rodney), "can't we all just get along?"



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