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From: paulj@pro-generic.cts.COM (Paul Johnson)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple
Subject: Re: Tom Weishaar
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Date: 26 Nov 89 21:36:48 GMT
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        Did it cross your mind that he could have been refferring to the
swearing so blatantly used in your signature.  It's not illegal, but uncalled
for, and irrelivant to the subject of this network.  Also, he may have been
reffering to possibly misleading someone to sending money to a Rev.  It is 1)
Impersonating another individual, and 2) False advertising.  It is definitely
illegal to advertise on the network.  I would like to add my thirty-two
dollars worth into your points of supporting piracy.  It seems that you have
convinced yourself that "If other people do it, I can do it too", that is your
choice and not anyone else's.  I feel it is okay to voice your opinions, but
don't start telling others what they should think.  If it hasn't crossed your
mind, every message `posted' into infoapple is literally networked world-wide,
and people read this large feed, not to hear complaints about why other people
don't support piracy, but would like to be informed on the latest in the apple
world.  Also, people here want to recieve help, not criticism on certain
aspects of `appling'.  I feel, that if you have a personal difference, whose
topic is not fitting into this conference, that you may consider into sending
your replies privately.  

                                        :: Paul Johnson ::
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