Re: Obsessed Stalker Re: grayed out icon on desktop won't delete

You must think I'm stupid or something and everybody else too. Stop stalking
me stalker. Stop replying to my posts. You are obsessed with me and you need
help.

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"Leythos" <void@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:MPG.1d89e15e8da78513989f76@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> In article <DgOTe.2331$6e1.886@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>, pcbutts1
> @seedsv.com says...
>> Obsessed Stalker you are. Stop replying to my posts.
>
> Let me explain it to you one more time sonny. I don't show any names in
> my Usenet client, I only show the subject and date in the headers column
> - no names of any posters at all. So, that means, like I've done for
> more than 20 years, I read and interact with threads based on the
> subject line and sometimes I even read subjects that I'm just scrolling
> through. I don't know who posted until I open the subject and 99% of the
> time I don't even pay attention to the posters identity - after you've
> been here long enough you can tell the poster by the way they respond.
>
> If you, or anyone, posts something that violates the security norms, or
> provides incorrect/bad solutions for a problem, and I happen to catch
> it, and happen to have a solution to correct it or happen to have a
> better method, like everyone else I'm going to post a reply.
>
> If you or anyone continue to post links to an unknown personal site
> asking people to "Trust" that the files you're providing are valid,
> uncompromised, and actually a MIRROR of the vendors files, well, I'm
> going to follow the normal security advice and warn people about the
> possible problems it can cause. If you were to provide proper links, as
> any security conscious/ethical person would, then there would be no
> problems.
>
> This is a Microsoft sponsored Usenet group, it has a Microsoft charter,
> and is frequented by many people that don't know a lot about security or
> about downloading from unknown sites - you're not helping them learn
> about security by asking them to violate security norms.
>
> Since your don't post a link to a download PAGE, where you show the
> vendors information, their site links, and their requested download
> links, like any Mirror or security minded person would, your files
> violate the norms for security.
>
> So, stop doing stupid things and giving bad instructions to people that
> already have security problems and you won't have to worry about being
> corrected - the same is true for anyone posting like you do, but you
> seem to be the only person in the Microsoft groups that keeps doing it
> after they've been informed.
>
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