I am seeking the moderator of this group. Roadrunner has asked me to
post this message, in reference to a complaint. Please email me.

Thank you

"shipwreck" > wrote:
> I am seeking the moderator of this group. Roadrunner has asked me to
> post this message, in reference to a complaint. Please email me.

And of course they taught you to spell "moderator" first.

Bullshit.

Yeah, I goofed on the spelling sorry.

On Fri, 23 Apr 2004 18:03:54 -0600, "Pennyaline"
> wrote:

>"shipwreck" > wrote:
>> I am seeking the moderator of this group. Roadrunner has asked me to
>> post this message, in reference to a complaint. Please email me.
>
>And of course they taught you to spell "moderator" first.
>
>Bullshit.
>

"shipwreck" wrote:
> Yeah, I goofed on the spelling sorry.

But the essence of the message was that the post was:

> > Bullshit.

"shipwreck" > wrote in message
...

> I am seeking the moderator of this group. Roadrunner
> has asked me to post this message, in reference to a
> complaint. Please email me.

Being an unmoderated group, there is/are no moderator(s). That does
not, however, mean there's no charter or other posting
rules/conventions. I'm curious why Roadrunner would ask you to post
anything in response to a complaint, rather than dealing directly with
you (re whatever behavior caused the complaint) and the person(s) who
made said complaint.

-j

I'm being fined by my host site for a complaint against me from a
memeber of this group. It was one post, after participating here for
over a year, and now I've got the internet police after me.

I need the person who turned me in, as my host nor roadrunner will get
in touch with them, or give up their name.



On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 08:30:02 +0200, "jacqui{JB}"
> wrote:

>"shipwreck" > wrote in message
.. .
>
>> I am seeking the moderator of this group. Roadrunner
>> has asked me to post this message, in reference to a
>> complaint. Please email me.
>
>Being an unmoderated group, there is/are no moderator(s). That does
>not, however, mean there's no charter or other posting
>rules/conventions. I'm curious why Roadrunner would ask you to post
>anything in response to a complaint, rather than dealing directly with
>you (re whatever behavior caused the complaint) and the person(s) who
>made said complaint.
>
>-j
>