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Originally posted by infinite
I would like a rule where members have to ask permisson before adding people to msn,etc. I now have a troll who believes to be apart of an agency and believes to have info on Area 51,etc dont worry, block delete is now in action on MSN . I have U2U the trolls e-mail address to a mod and hopefully this member will be banned.
Originally posted by Klepto
excuse my stupidity...'troll'?
Originally posted by Hyperen
If you don't want people you don't want to know you contact details for IM programs, then why do you put it in the Control Panel form so people can get it.
Originally posted by infinite
Cause my details are public, still doesnt give people the right to add me out the blue with insane theory or claims that are insane.
Originally posted by infinite
true, but having my details public isnt saying "hey feel free to add me".
Originally posted by Sauron
I think if you open options in your MSN go to privacy tab you will see a box �only people on my Allow list can see my status and send me messages� check the box
Originally posted by Hyperen
Then what is having your details public for then?
It's just an invitation for people to add you. It's like writing 'ADD ME' in giant letters in your signature
Originally posted by dreamlandmafia
Your signature scares me Infinite!!!
I cant even look at it without my eyes burning...:bash::bnghd:
Originally posted by dreamlandmafia
Your signature scares me Infinite!!!
I cant even look at it without my eyes burning...:bash::bnghd:
Originally posted by Klepto
excuse my stupidity...'troll'?
What is a troll?
There are four basic types of Troll.
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Subject: 3.1 The old definition
The old definition of a Troll is one who posts to generate
the maximum number of follow ups. These are a very minor
irritation, and can be considered to be advantageous to
newsgroups.
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Subject: 3.2 The Irritating Troll
Some merely post drivel, or tirades against netnannies and
netcops, often at a BI of over 20. In general they cause
little real damage to newsgroups.
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Subject: 3.3 The destructive Troll
In about the year 1999 a new breed of Troll appeared who
have the declared intention of destroying a specific Target
newsgroup. This is done by a variety of posts, (see
Section 4) intended to drive normal posters away from the
specific newsgroup.
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Subject: 3.4 The nasty Troll
If anyone does anything which will interfere with the
troll's ability to cause mayhem, they can become very
nasty, posting from obviously incorrect variations of the
name etc. insults, call them netcops, netnannies,
homosexuals.
Various off usenet methods are also used to force the
victim to stop posting: Subscribing the victim to hundreds
of unwanted pornographic email newsletters, and sites.
Complaining to employers about non existent misdemeanours.
Sending garbage emails without indication of sender.
Telephone calls at dead of night. Harassing the close
relatives of victims.
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Subject: 3.5 The evil and illegal Troll
If anyone does anything which will interfere with the
troll's ability to cause mayhem, they also forge posts in
that persons name and internet address and libel them on
usenet. Both these are illegal.