Why is it that the worst language and the stupidest thoughts come from people posting under some signature that is far from their own name?
_That's_ spamming.
Anonymous No Name posters who spread abuse should think _why_ they do not dare stand by their postings with a full name.
Bjarte
Let's face facts: Nobody have the right to post on Usenet "without this sort of nonsense", because nobody has the right to stop the spreaders of nonsense, it seems.
Your consolation should be, that nobody takes very seriously a poster who mainly serves abuse and bad language, and many people are already quite happy with your products, like me.
People working seriously toward a goal, and people just pissing in the wind are two different matters.
I would not bother to answer anonymous postings from an obviously untrustworthy source.
Bjarte
READ the following,
"Dave, I am not lying, Ken has admitted the facts he has also seen Unijig 1 to 4, The patents were applied for here in AUS but the cost of doing so here and the projected income from sales made it prohibitive. Ken has enough information to deduce who I am so if he wants to bring a law suite go ahead ken, if you can't quite work out who I am ask Gorgi who defends him the most.
The reason I don't use my real name on USENET is once bitten twice shy, there are many cooks out there who have used my details and it has cost me dearly in $$$ and time to recover my identity The Australian Patent was pending and if needed I can post the application number which preceeds ken by many years and he knows this, ken is not to be trusted.
The name in the Unijig site is not me, but if you contact the webmaster it should find me."
If Ken's Legal team wanted to find me I have given more than enough information, Anyone who knows how to use usenet has at least two ways to contact me directly, but Ken wont be looking for me because he knows that what I have said IS THE TRUTH.
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