[Vision2020] response
Douglas Stambler
christreigns_moscow@yahoo.com
Tue, 26 Aug 2003 08:44:25 -0700 (PDT)
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John:
Why on earth you bring me into the current bashing of Doug Wilson is sort of beyond me. I don't appreciate it.
Your idea that knowing more about a person is a good one: We should know who is behind posts to the internet, but you might be crossing the line when printing someone's ISP number. Regulars on the forum already know that Thomas Bartnick is not really the person's real name: So, who cares? But ISP is a step more than caller ID for phones: YOU ARE INVADING SOMEONE'S PRIVACY by doing what you're doing.
I think that the company you work for is inferior. I hope that First Step Internet will take my posts out of the archives. And, I hope that you finally realize that your pursuit of truth and moral correctness should be carried into the sphere of INVESTIGATING DOUG WILSON, too. Why you haven't applied scrutiny to Doug Wilson, too, is again, sort of beyond me.
As for me, Mr. Moss, I think of you as a below average individual with a high-tech job: But tell me, percentage wise, why have First Step Internet connections been far more infected by the current spate of web viruses than Cactus'? And why do you think that the Vision2020 forum is somehow a gift from your company to the general public? It is not: you people at First Step Internet were U of IDAHO INCUBATOR RECIPIENTS, and got your "private" company started off of the public dole. For all that people have accused me of living off of others, First Step Internet is a classic example of LIVING OFF THE TAXPAYER AND THEN JACKING UP THE RATES FOR BASIC SERVICES.
John: you and your company are thoroughly out of luck in today's world as I see it. And maybe you, John Moss, should consider NOT representing First Step Internet when you post on the forum, as YOUR COMPANY MIGHT BE SUBJECT TO A LAWSUIT IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE IF YOU KEEP IT UP.
Go on, publish everyone's ISP number, John: I'm at WSU, Doug Wilson's in his beer hall, and you're e-mailing us from the bathroom, right?
Remember, Mr. Moss: Even making a living as you do by surfing the web includes times when there are no longer any "waves" to keep surfing on. I think that First Step Internet is due for one of these low periods.
Don't post about me again, JOHN MOSS, unless you want me to get more involved on the forum again, and advocating in Moscow and Pullman against First Step Internet. I have stayed away from the forum out of respect to Josh Gibbs, who has basically asked me to keep mum. DON'T START WITH ME, JOHN. Your company will LOSE MUCH BUSINESS IF YOU GET ME GOING AGAIN. I WILL MAKE SURE TO ACTIVELY PROMOTE AGAINST YOUR COMPANY ALL OVER THE PALOUSE...and I may or may not...use my own name.
Say hi to Ms. Frederickson, k?
In Christ,
Douglas Stambler
(Pullman)
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<DIV>John:</DIV>
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<DIV>Why on earth you bring me into the current bashing of Doug Wilson is sort of beyond me. I don't appreciate it.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Your idea that knowing more about a person is a good one: We should know who is behind posts to the internet, but you might be crossing the line when printing someone's ISP number. Regulars on the forum already know that Thomas Bartnick is not really the person's real name: So, who cares? But ISP is a step more than caller ID for phones: YOU ARE INVADING SOMEONE'S PRIVACY by doing what you're doing.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>I think that the company you work for is inferior. I hope that First Step Internet will take my posts out of the archives. And, I hope that you finally realize that your pursuit of truth and moral correctness should be carried into the sphere of INVESTIGATING DOUG WILSON, too. Why you haven't applied scrutiny to Doug Wilson, too, is again, sort of beyond me.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>As for me, Mr. Moss, I think of you as a below average individual with a high-tech job: But tell me, percentage wise, why have First Step Internet connections been far more infected by the current spate of web viruses than Cactus'? And why do you think that the Vision2020 forum is somehow a gift from your company to the general public? It is not: you people at First Step Internet were U of IDAHO INCUBATOR RECIPIENTS, and got your "private" company started off of the public dole. For all that people have accused me of living off of others, First Step Internet is a classic example of LIVING OFF THE TAXPAYER AND THEN JACKING UP THE RATES FOR BASIC SERVICES.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>John: you and your company are thoroughly out of luck in today's world as I see it. And maybe you, John Moss, should consider NOT representing First Step Internet when you post on the forum, as YOUR COMPANY MIGHT BE SUBJECT TO A LAWSUIT IN THE VERY NEAR FUTURE IF YOU KEEP IT UP.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Go on, publish everyone's ISP number, John: I'm at WSU, Doug Wilson's in his beer hall, and you're e-mailing us from the bathroom, right?</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Remember, Mr. Moss: Even making a living as you do by surfing the web includes times when there are no longer any "waves" to keep surfing on. I think that First Step Internet is due for one of these low periods.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Don't post about me again, JOHN MOSS, unless you want me to get more involved on the forum again, and advocating in Moscow and Pullman against First Step Internet. I have stayed away from the forum out of respect to Josh Gibbs, who has basically asked me to keep mum. DON'T START WITH ME, JOHN. Your company will LOSE MUCH BUSINESS IF YOU GET ME GOING AGAIN. I WILL MAKE SURE TO ACTIVELY PROMOTE AGAINST YOUR COMPANY ALL OVER THE PALOUSE...and I may or may not...<EM>use my own name</EM>.</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>Say hi to Ms. Frederickson, k?</DIV>
<DIV> </DIV>
<DIV>In Christ,</DIV>
<DIV>Douglas Stambler</DIV>
<DIV>(Pullman)</DIV></DIV></DIV><p><hr SIZE=1>
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