For the record...

"Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message
...
When did replyin' to someone become cyberstalkin"?

http://www.nku.edu/~issues/cyberstal...erstalking.htm

http://www.vaonline.org/Cyberstalking%20Concepts%20and%20Recommendations%2 0(e).pdf

If it ain't cyberstalking, it certainly is harassment. Watch out for that
..edu access. They take things like that very seriously.

--riverman

When did replyin' to someone become cyberstalkin"?

Mark
"Scott Seidman" wrote in message
. 1.4...
"Mark H. Bowen" wrote in news:2ki8v5F2l2eeU1@uni-
berlin.de:

`What time is it Kenny?

Mark
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in
message
gy.com...
Chester the Molester wrote:
"Ken Fortenberry" wrote:
Chester the Molester wrote:
What time is it Kenny?

Forget big hands and little hands, what you need is a digital watch.

What time is it Kenny?

Can't afford one, huh ?

Why do you need to know the time, and if it's that important to
you, why on earth do you keep asking ME ?

--
Ken Fortenberry - (4:59 p.m. CDT)




Op-

If you're gonna cyberstalk someone like this, don't use your edu account.

Scott

Mark H. Bowen wrote:
When did replyin' to someone become cyberstalkin"?

Scott gave you some excellent advice. I think you'd be wise to take it.
I also hope that it didn't give Fortenberry any ideas, and maybe prompt
him to do something that even he might regret.

What's the formula, Kevin? :-)

--
Cut "to the chase" for my email address.

rw wrote:

Scott gave you some excellent advice. I think you'd be wise to take it.
I also hope that it didn't give Fortenberry any ideas, and maybe prompt
him to do something that even he might regret.

If I had wanted to have Chester's account yanked I could have done so
several times in the past and on grounds far more unambiguous than this
latest round of pathetic cyberstalking.

I used to be the NNTP administrator for a major midwestern University
and you're absolutely right about Scott's advice regarding .edu accounts.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"riverman" wrote in message
...

"Mark H. Bowen" wrote in message
...
When did replyin' to someone become cyberstalkin"?

http://www.nku.edu/~issues/cyberstal...erstalking.htm


http://www.vaonline.org/Cyberstalking%20Concepts%20and%20Recommendations%2 0(e).pdf

If it ain't cyberstalking, it certainly is harassment. Watch out for that
.edu access. They take things like that very seriously.

Or this: http://www.cyber-stalking.net/about_cyberstalking.htm , where they
state "Cyberstalking is defined as the repeated use of the Internet, e-mail, or
related digital electronic communication devices to annoy, alarm, or threaten a
specific individual or group of individuals."

I think they would have a problem correlating the repeated asking of what time
it is with stalking, but, at very least, there should be a secret roffian code
that defines it as extremely tedious and boring and, therefore, an offense of
the worst kind.
--
TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj

On Thu, 01 Jul 2004 15:57:03 GMT, Ken Fortenberry
wrote:

rw wrote:

Scott gave you some excellent advice. I think you'd be wise to take it.
I also hope that it didn't give Fortenberry any ideas, and maybe prompt
him to do something that even he might regret.

If I had wanted to have Chester's account yanked I could have done so
several times in the past and on grounds far more unambiguous than this
latest round of pathetic cyberstalking.

I used to be the NNTP administrator for a major midwestern University
and you're absolutely right about Scott's advice regarding .edu accounts.

And since no one else has mentioned it, I will. It doesn't have to be
Ken reporting it, it could some other asshole G who wants to play
net-nanny. I have no idea how seriously they'd take it, whichever
asshole, stalkee or 'nanny, reported it, but I would guess that they'd
fall on the side of caution, and if they didn't cancel it right away,
you'd be on double secret probation or something...

OTOH, I'm not sure the current round of "Whitetrash Cracker vs. Elite
Unpretentious Urban Asshole," being confined to ROFF, is exactly
cyberstalking...anyone know how school admins feel about
cyberslapfighting...?

"Will you tell those assholes to be quiet!?"

"HEY, YOU ASSHOLES, be quiet!"

wrote:

...anyone know how school admins feel about
cyberslapfighting...?

When I received a complaint about a posting on a Usenet newsgroup
I would read a month or so of that newsgroup to get a feel for its
"ambience." If it was a rough and tumble place like roff, (some are
FAR more rough and tumble), I'd blow off most complaints with a form
letter. The things I NEVER blew off were direct threats of physical
violence. If Deep Fry were to complain to me about Chester and after
investigating I determined that Chester himself had actually posted
the threat Deep Fry was complaining about, Chester's account would be
gone so fast you wouldn't even see the vapor trail.

--
Ken Fortenberry

"Ken Fortenberry" wrote in message
gy.com...
There's no
place here for human filth like Chester.


Yeah, we're plum full of it already! And some human filth quite UNlike
Chester!

--riverman
(viva la difference!)

"Mark H. Bowen" wrote in
:

When did replyin' to someone become cyberstalkin"?


You're right--cyberstalking is an exaggeration, but when complaints to your
ISP are the same as complaints to your employer, the questions that might
come up just become embarrassing, and something you don't need.
Universities tend to take this stuff very seriously.

I don't care how heavy you and Ken decide to get into it (though it is a
little tedious), but you don't need the kind of trouble your setting
yourself up for. Get yourself a yahoo account or some such, and a freebie
nntp account, and post from there if you plan to keep doing the same type
of stuff.

Scott

wrote in news:lid8e0tkp3tvt38bjsc8p1ofue4bb6el69@
4ax.com:

anyone know how school admins feel about
cyberslapfighting...?



They likely feel annoyed about being bothered over such nonsense, and if
they see a convenient way to stop it, they will.

Scott