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__/ [ Egalitarian ] on Wednesday 07 February 2007 05:40 \__
> [ ... ]
> [[[ READERS -- Please take note ---
> Anything in this post indicating that I had any
> involvement in the writing or sending of it is a
> LYING FORGERY on the part of some abject
> loser and dishonest schmuck having NO credi-
> bility and no life. (Note the phony e-mail addy.)
> This net abuse has been reported. ]]]
> -- Craig Chilton <xanadu...@xxxxxxxxxxx>
With the indexing powers of search engines came the ability to fake people's
identity, which makes slander possible (even spam invitations/traps by
serving spiders/ratbots) . The least you can do is sature the Web with
genuine pages that contain your name.
As Craig indicated above, my identity is being stolen (forging) as well. A
friend of mine told me a long time ago that any friend/family
member/employer who uses UseNet, let alone the Internet, to learn about a
person, is led toward disappointment. While there's no identity management
system in place, anything can be written by anyone, on behalf of anyone.
Best wishes,
Roy
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~~ Best wishes
Roy S. Schestowitz | Useless fact: There are five regular polyhedra
http://Schestowitz.com | RHAT Linux | PGP-Key: 0x74572E8E
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