lowdes
Tue Sep 13 22:50:10 CDT 2005
See if Road Runner really cares that i copied and pasted someones resume,
that of course the user had a link to his page, well that could be spamming
from him, so whatever.
You and the rest of the MCNGP will just have live with the fact that I don't
like them or anyone else who wants to be with the MCNGP.
Here this should be cleary for you.
http://help.rr.com/HMSFaqs/e_newsgroups_policy.aspx
http://help.rr.com/HMSFaqs/e_rr_aup.aspx
This document outlines Road Runner acceptable use guidelines as they apply
to newsgroups. It outlines the conduct that should be employed when using
the newsgroups as well as procedures that Road Runner members can use to
avoid newsgroup abuses. It also gives pointers to other resources available
to learn more about newsgroup culture.
Guidelines
It is important for members to make themselves aware of the various
conventions, guidelines and local culture in newsgroups before becoming an
active participant.
Newsgroup Terms of Service Violations
The following actions would violate the acceptable use policy when utilizing
news services through the Road Runner network, backbone and/or
infrastructure.
Road Runner provides an uncensored newsfeed. As such, Road Runner does not
control the content of the newsgroups available to you. Road Runner believes
that decisions about which newsgroups and messages to read are best left to
its customers. Screening software is available from third parties, and it is
your responsibility to use such tools if desired. Road Runner is not
responsible for the content of any newsgroup message, whether or not a Road
Runner customer posted the message.
If newsgroup postings are in violation of the acceptable use policy, Road
Runner at times may restrict or cancel subsequent postings if they affect
the service.
The sending of multiple similar articles to newsgroups constitutes a
violation.
Harassing others by "news-bombing". "News bombing" constitutes sending more
than 10 MB of data to a newsgroup.
The cross-posting of advertisements for products, items, or services which
exceeds the commonly held thresholds and guidelines of the USENET community,
will not be tolerated. Article posts should be on-topic to the particular
newsgroup charter. Articles should not disrupt any newsgroup with frivolous,
excessively vulgar or repetitious postings is not allowed.
Road Runner filters newsgroups for spam based upon commonly accepted
Internet criteria, a copy of which can be found at
http://www.killfile.org/~tskirvin/faqs/spam.html. We filter binaries from
non-binary groups, and filter HTML from all newsgroups except the
microsoft.* hierarchy and local groups.
We are not responsible for the content in any of the newsgroups. Like all
content on the Internet, some newsgroups may not be suitable for all users.
Each user and/or primary account holder should keep this in mind when
accessing the newsgroups. There is commercial software available at most
computer retailers that can provide "filtering" (screening out newsgroups or
content which may be objectionable).
Terms of Service Actions
Upon receiving a complaint from another customer, newsgroup facilitator or
another third party, Road Runner will promptly investigate the issue in
question and determine the appropriate action, if any. All involved parties
will be notified of the decision, action, and rationale. Examples of
potential actions follow:
a.. Most valid complaints will generally result in the offending
article(s) being cancelled and the Road Runner member receiving a Terms of
Service warning. Additionally, your access to newsgroups may be restricted
depending on the nature and severity of the violation.
b.. Second instances of abuse will generally result in your account being
restricted from newsgroups access. Second instances of commercial abuse of
newsgroups or of spamming/chain letters will result in your termination from
Road Runner.
c.. Third instances, any combination of abuse, or particularly serious
offenses will generally result in your termination from Road Runner.
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be used and enjoyed by all its members. To further that goal, Road Runner
has developed an Acceptable Use Policy. Although much of what is included
here is common sense, Road Runner takes these issues very seriously and will
enforce its rules to ensure enjoyment by all of its members. Road Runner
therefore has reserved the right to remove any content posted to its system
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c.. The Road Runner service may not be used to breach or attempt to
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d.. In using the Road Runner service, you may not use an IP address
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"lowdes" <low_desert@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:YUMVe.73580$3S5.1355@tornado.rdc-kc.rr.com...
> Wow you must be trying hard to be in with the MCNGP's.
>
> "Patrick Dickey" <pd1ckey43@msn.com.removethis> wrote in message
> news:OFZaaZNuFHA.3568@TK2MSFTNGP10.phx.gbl...
>> lowdes wrote:
>> <Snipped so the people with lowdes on killfile only know that he opened
>> his mouth (so to speak) and needs to flush the toilet now>
>>
>> Hmmm.. 24.163.247.112...... RoadRunner. abuse@rr.com Guess what
>> lowdes.. Now, I'm going to play my game with you. And, by the time
>> we're finished, you're going to proclaim the truth that until I'm bored
>> (in this case) or pissed, I'm a nice guy. But, when you cross one of
>> those lines, I'm a bigger jameshole then you are. (At least to you,
>> that is).
>>
>> Actually, I'm going to wait and see if Bob wants to sue you first. I'd
>> hate for RoadRunner to suspend your account before the ball drops. Oh
>> wait, I mean your Parents account.... I used to be a RoadRunner
>> customer, and I remember the TOU very well (Terms of Use). Shall I
>> quote them for thee?
>>> Your local Time Warner Cable affiliated cable operator ("Operator")
>>
>>> Operator reserves the right to suspend or cancel a subscriber's account
>>> for engaging in inappropriate conduct. (Subscribers, of course, also
>>> remain legally responsible for any such acts.)
>>
>>> The ISP Service may not be used to upload, post, transmit or otherwise
>>> make available any materials or content that violate or infringe on the
>>> rights or dignity of others. These include, but are not limited to,
>>> materials infringing or compromising intellectual property rights or the
>>> ability to maintain trade secrets and other personal information as
>>> private; the ability to avoid hate speech; threats of physical violence;
>>> harassing conduct; sexually oriented material that is offensive or
>>> inappropriate; and unsolicited bulk e-mail.
>>
>> The quote to catwalker, the posting of Bob's website material (which is
>> copyrighted), and various other comments would definitely fall under
>> this clause, don't you think?
>>
>> Have a nice day lowdes. And, I suggest you wake your mommy and daddy
>> up, and tell them what you've done. With any luck, all they'll do is
>> ground you.. Of course, I'm a firm believer of "spare the rod and spoil
>> the child" and "tie him to the radiator."
>>
>> --
>> Patrick Dickey <pd1ckey43@removethis.msn.com>
>>
http://www.pats-computer-solutions.com
>> Smile.. someone out there cares deeply for you.
>
>
