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From: fadden@CORY.BERKELEY.EDU (Andy McFadden)
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Subject: Re: The Unknown User (or Accusser?)
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Date: 28 Apr 91 01:52:47 GMT
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In article <2303@amsaa-cleo.brl.mil> barisano@amsaa-cleo.brl.mil (Gregg Barisano) writes:
>To the Unknown Accusser,
>	It is very easy to "hide behind" a terminal and make
[snip]
>	If you have a comments you wish to stand by and support, then
[snip (suggestions)]
>	- or continue to cower behind your pseudonym
>	  "the unknown user"

I've known TUU since high school.

He isn't cowering behind a pseudonym, he just doesn't want to broadcast
his full name.  He has his reasons.

While his statements were certainly unfounded, and probably require for
an apology, I don't see how using a "pen name" is cause for extra harsh
treatment.  There is no notion of looking someone in the eye and confronting
them directly on a computer network, so whether he calls himself tuu or
King Lerch or John the Butthead is somewhat irrelevant.

If you wish to slam him further, please you take your flames to E-mail.

>				Gregg Barisano
>				CPT, US ARMY