Re: [anti-spam-wg@localhost] Solution to Spam

[Markus Stumpf <]

On Fri, Jun 27, 2003 at 07:58:52PM +0000, Mark McCarron wrote:
> That would be so funny if it was from me.  Its not hard to fake an email 
> address.  I do a lot of research in different technologies, mostly 
> electromagnetic stuff.  A lot of my research is copied, conterfeited, and 
> altered at different sites.  I've even seen one claiming an asteroid is on 
> its way to Earth.

I did a google search for
    "Mark McCarron" RFC
and found - despite your claims - no match. Then I omitted the RFC keyword
and added
    -music -artist -jazz -beat
and strangely enough ALL I found are these fake postings ...

See, I know a guy that cc'ed me email which was addressed to the Pope and
George W. Bush and a lot of other prime ministers stating that he just
founded the "First Internet Bank of Earth" together with the director of
the branch of a bank in his 1000 people village.
You know, your rants about your proposal being sent to 500 large ISPs that
answered immediately that you'd sent this stuff to Microsoft and they are
interested and your claims about all the RFCs you'd worked on reminds me
of that guy.

> So, you couldn't find anything to say about the subject of the 'GIEIS' 
> system, so you went and found some crack-pots site to leach off.

I found enough and I wrote it. However you had no better arguments than to
try to plaster the deficits of your master plan with personal attacks.

> Supoose if you can't have a proper discussion and accept when you are proved 
> wrong, then you have to stoop down into the gutter to save face.

hear hear ...

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Could you finally stop spamming this list with your commercial ads.
Thank you.

EOD

	\Maex

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