Re: [Full-Disclosure] I'm calling for LycosEU heads and team to resign or be sacked
From: Andrew Farmer (andfarm_at_teknovis.com)
Date: 12/04/04
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To: Full Disclosure <full-disclosure@lists.netsys.com> Date: Fri, 3 Dec 2004 19:31:37 -0800
For those who don't want to figure it out for themselves, here's a diff
from this to the second message. Go figure.
On 03 Dec 2004, at 16:38, Bob Smith wrote:
>> I think heads should roll over this. I think its the worst act a
> corporation has ever undertaken in the history of the internet.
>
> So speaketh n3td3v, prohpet, visionary, lord and leader of Full
> Disclosure.
>
> The Internet has always been about vigilante justice. Aside from
> exceptionally egregious cases of wrongdoing, like
- child pornography,
+ sexually explicit material with children,
> fraud, or flagrant piracy, the Internet exists and operates beyond the
> boundaries of any one nation's laws. It is up to the people to self
> regulate.
>
> We have tried politely reasoning with spammers, we have tried ignoring
> spammers, we have tried _suing_ spammers. We've leisurely worked our
> way down the tree and are well past any sort of rational recourse. Now
> people are willing to resort to brute retaliation.
>
> When you sign on to the Internet, you accept this implicitly, to some
> degree or another.
+ If you screw up, people will blackhole you, flood you, or isolate you.
> Spammers have been
- slapping
+ lapping
> us in the face for too
> long, and now the Internet reacts and fights back.
>
> Everyone who downloaded that screensaver did so intentionally, this
> wasn't a trojan operating behind the scenes. The participants were
> willing
- combatants, the engine
+ combatants. The engine for the battle
> happened to come from Lycos this time,
> but there have been other efforts in the past as well.
>
> And if the spammers don't like my packets being sent to their system,
> all they have to do is send me a polite e-mail asking to be
- removed.
+ removed from my flood-list.
> It is really quite simple.
>
> -Taters
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