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Re: Member Password Center
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lugnet.admin.general
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Fri, 12 May 2000 08:23:48 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.general, Larry Pieniazek writes:
> In lugnet.admin.general, Scott Arthur writes:
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> > The fact that an issue results in high traffic means that it needs fixed - • not
> > swept under the carpet. The merits of my suggestion aside, some pretty weak
> > logic is being applied here.
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> A) it's no longer high traffic, it's just the usual malcontents and
> troublemakers rather than a huge groundswell.
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> B) what exactly is weak about Todd saying "his marbles, his decision, that's
> it"? It may not be logic but it's as strong a statement as it's possible to
> make, Todd has stated how he intends to dispose of his property. Were you
> planning to enforce popular opinion on him?
Perish the thought. I did not even read the password thread as I found it
boring to a certain extent - as it does not effect me. I made the suggestion in
good faith which I thought may have pleased more people than what exists right
now _appears_ to.
Scott A
BTW2 : If anyone in the UK wants to know a very easy way of passing the
password test with a sequnce you have memorised already - drop me a line.
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> If you don't like it, and can't lump it, leave. I don't like it but I ain't
> leaving so I'm lumping it.
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> ++Lar
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