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    Re:Baloney
    by tbyfield (reversethis-{moc.xinap} {ta} {dleifybt}) on Monday February 24 2003, @08:29AM (#11232)
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    not for nothing does the default installation of slash call anonymous contributors 'anonymous cowards.' if you're going to savage someone like amadeu in such personal terms, the very least you could do is sign your name, if only because, were you to sign your name, your tune would change. there are good reasons for anonymity, but using it as a launching pad for ad hominem isn't one of them.

    cheers,
    t
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    Re:Baloney
    by tbyfield (reversethis-{moc.xinap} {ta} {dleifybt}) on Tuesday February 25 2003, @09:05AM (#11239)
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    if signing your name won't change history (your hyperbole, not mine), then neither will not signing it.
    I find great humor in the fact that everyone here is so goddamn concerned about name calling, and less concerned about the fraud perpetrated on domain name consumers.
    if you pulled your head out of your hindquarters, you might notice that the people who maintain this site have devoted years to exposing that and many other issues; and, further, that this site continues to do so on a daily basis. frankly, these efforts would work a lot better if they weren't dragged down by anonymous trolls dragging it down with name-calling while puffing themselves up like they're heroes for doing it. cheers, t
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