"GeoSynch" wrote in message
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Robert Morein wrote:

Actually, none of it is true. There's no point in disclosing personal
details on r.a.o. I certainly don't want Brian to know.

Interesting. But what's left not to disclose? You've even posted your
phone number on rao a few times to discuss further aspects of your
epic vendetta with McLardo with anybody willing to call you up.


GeoSynch
Disclosure of a personal phone number is nothing, imho. Many people have
publicly listed phone numbers. What's not left to disclose is everything you
choose not to disclose yourself. It's not a good thing to let strangers know
the shape of one's life. I wouldn't tell anybody my financials, or what I
do, or where I live, or what property I own. To give you an example of what
Brian does, he called the cops on afew people. He filed a zoning complaint
against a poor hapless individual who was selling hifi equipment out of his
home. When the city of Dover, DE failed to respond, he threatened the city
government with a suit because their website was not accessible to the
blind.

I'm sorry, "GeoSynch", but usenet is a dangerous environment. I note you
take care not to even give your name. I actually understand why you do that,
but it's a shame that it's necessary. To disclose personal information is an
invitation for complete strangers to interfere with one's life. And there's
no plus side. Nobody on r.a.o. is going to reward me in any meaningful way
for doing so.

I give my name and my phone number because I am an open person. Anyone can
call me at any time and discuss my posts. I will tell them what I said, and
what were forgeries. In this minor way, I enjoy being a public person. I
feel that it helps me do a tiny bit of good, against all the evil that there
is in this world.