>  RF> Do NOT post hoax "email virus" (Good Times/Deeyenda/etc) warnings
 >  RF> in this conference!
 > not to put too fine a point on it or anything, but how is the average
 > person supposed to know a warning is a hoax if no one has told them yet?
They don't ... that's why I don't kick them out for the first offence.
When I enter a conference for the first time I look for a "rules" post,
just so I don't step on my dick right from the start.  I imagine plenty
of other people do the same.
If I was about to post a "Good Times" warning and I read that it was a
hoax, I wouldn't post it.
---
---------------