->  ->> I rec'd a netmail from someone who suggested it is actually Roy
->  ->> Witt who is invading POL_INC using various alia...  The man must 
->  ->> be bored.

->  EC> This is getting to be a new sport on Fido, I suppose.  Guess which
->  EC> users are actually aliases.  Guess who they
"really" are.  And then 
->  EC> circulate these groundless guesses in open echoes.  Easy enough to 
->  EC> do, but why?

->  EC> Last time I knew, there was an unwritten "rule" in
your echo that
->  EC> people HAD to use their "real" names.  So you
aren't just accusing 
->  EC> Roy of using
->  EC> an alias; you are accusing him of breaking the rules.  Based on a
->  EC> "suggestion" in a netmail from an unnamed person! 
Strange game....

-> Which echo do you Moderate, Earl?

Somewhat unresponsive to the point.

I don't moderate THIS one.  Neither do you, I believe, in spite of your
moderator-role question to me.  The moderator of this echo asked me the
same question, though, the very first time I posted here, and I
responded to his satisfaction.

To try to direct your comment into a more useful and topical thread,
what do you think about the developing legal doctrines covering libel in
on-line forums?


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