Re: Someone talk to me
In article <3C9...@lmco.com> on Fri, 22 Mar 2002 at 23:14 GMT, JMK <jef...@lmco.com> wrote: > The kill file solution only leaves the problem to others to deal with. > This guy has an anti-social behavior problem that needs addressing. This > problem is exemplified by the fact that he could be charged with sexual > harassment in those jurisdictions that have such laws. That is the > purpose of the illustration. > > It used to be that the 'net took care of itself -- sexually obscene > material is way off topic for COLA. Others that were in various groups > would make sure that such people were corrected, and everyone happy by > respecting each other. > > That isn't happening here. The truth of the matter is that drsquare/Dr Scab/Flatfish+++/etc has been requested to alter his sig many times. He has ignored each such request and often heaped abuse on the persons making such a request. He has been abusive of the posters and readership of every newsgroup where I have encountered him. He started this crossposted thread continue his disruptions of COLA. He is the first person I have ever heard of being mass killfiled by readership of comp.text.tex. We have tried to work with him, and help him and he used that as additional issues to abuse COLA. There is a reason that he is known as an the gravedancer and the gravedancing, idiot turncoat, liar. He earned the gravedancer moniker when he confessed that he was overjoyed about the deaths of those killed in the attack on the WTC, that he wanted to dance on their graves while waving his afgan flag. Latter he stated that he had a desire to film his dance and send copies of it to all of the families who had lost loved ones in the attack on that day. > > If you and your friends have the abilty to impress upon alias DrScab > come up with a more acceptable siginature block for COLA, it would be > appreciated. -- I run Linux, no bloody RedHat, Debian, Slackware, or Corel, just Linux. May all that you wish upon me and mine be visited upon you ten fold.
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