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Re: [News] Microsoft Spreads FUD in Digg.com, Using Its MVP's

  • Subject: Re: [News] Microsoft Spreads FUD in Digg.com, Using Its MVP's
  • From: flatfish+++ <flatfish@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
  • Date: Sun, 31 Dec 2006 19:25:41 -0500
  • Newsgroups: comp.os.linux.advocacy
  • Organization: mariana.trench
  • References: <6779657.5E2GGBCuD6@schestowitz.com> <eNqdnc2ri4TlOwjYnZ2dnUVZ_rSjnZ2d@insightbb.com> <1530170.Clzz8QXX2q@schestowitz.com> <X-idnfNFB7mXRwjYnZ2dnUVZ_tCtnZ2d@insightbb.com> <4277705.akaHCyyWOy@schestowitz.com> <reply_in_group-A24E32.13321931122006@news.supernews.com>
  • Xref: ellandroad.demon.co.uk comp.os.linux.advocacy:474974
On Sun, 31 Dec 2006 13:32:19 -0800, Tim Smith wrote:

> In article <4277705.akaHCyyWOy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
>  Roy Schestowitz <newsgroups@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
>> > Miss the point,  at least post an article from him that supports your
>> > argument,  it doesn't make you look like a shill instead of him....
>> 
>> I see these articles on a daily basis (last seen an hour ago). These are post
>> under the technology section (Microsoft stuff in particular). That stuff is
>> being drowned among a pile of garbage/dross that fits other themes.
> 
> So, you've retreated from claiming he's posting 2800+ FUD items, to he's 
> posting some FUD, and a bunch of non-technology stuff that drowns it 
> out.  Well, let's take a look at his last week's submissions to the 
> Technology section, shall we?
> 
> ---------------------------
> Microsoft may take on iTV at CES in January
> 1st New Year worm on the loose
> The people behind the online mapping software - or who killed James Kim
> Top 10 girl geeks
> Top Ten Security Threats for 2007
> Audacity 1.3 beta available
> New Microsoft Windows CSRSS Information Disclosure Vulnerability
> 2006 dubbed the "Year of the Zombies"
> What is Scrapo.com?
> How to Hack Vista's ReadyBoost
> Apple shares seesaw again
> The Best of Web 2.0 - Digg makes the cut
> Powershell script to append a file
> Ten tech trends for 2007
> Digg Has A Problem With SEO
> Visto Awarded $7.7 Million in Damages
> How to: Adobe v8 install using customization tool
> The battle of the SMS 2003 books
> Restarting Services via WMI
> 20 best PC downloads for 2007
> The Year in Online Video
> Security Watch: Firefox flaws
> Can God Save Internet Explorer?
> AOL blocks communications on Port 25
> Digger sells your vote
> New Digg Option Lets Podcasters Get More Traffic, Money
> Video News: Red Hat on a run
> Amazon Launches New Q&A Service
> Amateurs reach for high-end digital cameras
> Got Monitoring? Pingdom Has It
> ---------------------------
> 
> Note that there are at least 7 there that would be right at home on an 
> anti-Microsoft site, out of 30.
> 
> So...first it was his 2800+ submissions. When you were shown to be wrong 
> about that, it was his comments.  When you were shown to be wrong about 
> that, it was his submissions in Technology.  Now you've been shown to be 
> wrong about that, too.  Care to revise your claim yet again?


Hahahaha!

Roy Schestowitz caught lying again....
Gee, what a surprise!

You think he would have learned his lesson about copyright infringement as
well.
I think our boi Roi is jus plain sour.



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