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wrote:
> : wrote:
> >
> > No, I am talking about our Redneck Chef ,
> > NNTP-Posting-Host: r9lwdpGwI19JxdmniIWYgQ.user.web.aioe.org) who also
> > posts as KeyTronic , NNTP-Posting-Host:
> > r9lwdpGwI19JxdmniIWYgQ.user.web.aioe.org).
>
> : > Also, if you see two posts from two seemingly unrealted people, that
> : > have the same IP address on them, it means that either they came
> : > from one and the same person or from two different people, who
> : > share the same computer, like roomates or spouses.
>
> : Coincidence?
>

What's coincidence? That two different people use the same host to read
and post to Usenet? Why would it be? For example, millions of people
use Google Groups and thus generate similar Message-IDs.

>
> : From: bosco >
> : Newsgroups: alt.marketing.online.ebay,alt.fashion,rec.food.coo king
> : Message-ID: >
> : User-Agent: Xnews/5.04.25
>
> : From: charlie <charlie>
> : Newsgroups: rec.food.cooking
> : Message-ID: >
> : User-Agent: Xnews/5.04.25
>

Looks like both of these people use Xnews. So what's your point? That
Xnews has more than one customer in the World? Doe sthat surprise you?

>
> <multiple no-relevance entries deleted>
>
> The "Message-ID" was generated by the news.alt.net server using its'
> own IP address.
>

The IP address of the "Message-ID" has nothing to do with the IP
address of the poster.

>
> This tells you absolutely nothing about who originated
> it!!!
>
> Please try again.
>

What do all these Message-IDs have to do with the issue at hand?

The fact remains that Redneck Chef posted from an email address of
. And KeyTronic posted from the very same email
address of .

Yes, I know this is a fake address that he has invented, but still why
would two unrelated people from the same cooking group invent and post
form the very same email address?

How many people, who are not related to you, use your own email address
of ?