SCN: Identity revealed: emailer1

[emailer1]

As if there aren't more important things.....


1.  For all the righteous outrage of bn890, s/he did not identify
her/him-self.  (Don't tell me;  I don't want to know.)

2.    The supposed message from emailer1 is bogus.  However, for all its
flippancy, it does make a point.



----- Original Message -----
From: <bn890 at scn.org>
To: patrick <clariun at yahoo.com>
Cc: <scn at scn.org>; <em-trng at scn.org>
Sent: Thursday, January 10, 2002 3:27 AM
Subject: Re: SCN: Identity revealed: emailer1


> Patrick,
>
> This is probably the reason that when people apply for a
> user ID for SCN, they are asked to fill out the
> application form, giving name, adress, etc, and we should
> have that on record.
>
> As an instructor, I haven't been doing classes lately due
> to the fact that both Central & Henry branch libraries are
> under (de)construction.
>
> We had been using PA's, George Goodwin was in charge of
> supplying them.  I don't think I even have any more left
> over.  The only class I would need them for now is at the
> STAR Center, and I'm not sure yet when that next one is.
>
> E-MAILER1--whoever you are, if you can't reveal your
> identity then I do not want to see you on my screen.
> What is it that you are hiding?
>
>
>
> > Hi Vern, I'm emailer1 and I know a lot of people have
> been wondering
> > if I am 11 years old or 99 years old, or somewhere in-
> between. If I
> > live in Orlando, Florida or Timbuktu.
> >
> > I want to have input on SCN's future "options" and would
> like to know
> > where things are going, because, SCN, ya' know, should
> be telling me
> > and the rest of us about the future of SCN, and they
> should have an
> > answer or goal, however I shouldn't have to reveal my
> identity,
> > because it's like important, ya' know?
> >
> > I just might be the Easter Bunny or Santa Claus or
> George W., so I
> > really don't want to blow my cover. And if I reveal my
> name, as far
> > as my logic goes, I just might get jumped on by a
> certain someone.
> > Extending that logic, if I keep my secrecy, I am
> eternally protected
> > from flame mail, muggings, junk mail, and acid rain.
> >
> > Because I'm like protected, ya' know? Know what I mean,
> Vern?
> >
> > However, that secrecy does not preclude me from wanting
> to know where
> > SCN is going.
> >
> > Thank you,
> > Mr. Top "emailer1" Secret
> >
> > P.S. Okay, I will tell you who I am: Mark Sidran. Or
> J.P. Patches. Or
> > maybe I am Dixie Lee Ray (and you thought I was dead!)
> >
> >
> >
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