ATTN: ADMINS

[LMNO, PhD (life continues)]

...are you saying that someone from that list gave out PI to a Loveshade cohort?

[The Good Reverend Roger]

...are you saying that someone from that list gave out PI to a Loveshade cohort?

I'm saying it's a possibility.  Some people on that list no longer think of me as a friend, after all, and a couple of them have expressed their need to teach me a thing or two.

[LMNO, PhD (life continues)]

Maybe it's because I'm in a regulatory position, but that kind of stuff is really vile... if that's what happened, of course.

[Balls Wellington]

So, in other words, this has nothing at all to do with whether or not profiles are publicly viewable?

Don't get me wrong, I'm sympathetic to what happened to your dad. That shit is fucked up and if it had happened to me I wouldn't be acting nearly as reasonably as you are. But speaking from a strictly administrative standpoint it doesn't seem like your troubles are in any way related to whether or not guests can view profiles.

[The Good Reverend Roger]

Maybe it's because I'm in a regulatory position, but that kind of stuff is really vile... if that's what happened, of course.

I have no idea.  The address used on the original mailing list would have led where the letter arrived, and a google of my full name would have done the same thing, because my father and I share a name, though not in the same order.  If you recall, I stayed with him for a while when my kids first moved out here with me.  That was when the first mailing list went out.

And it was a BIG list, if you recall.  Well over a hundred names, and at least 5 of those people have since joined My People, and have expended a great deal of effort in the past with the intent of making my life difficult.  3 of those people were not on the second list, which used my current address.

On the other hand, I haven't been particularly careful with my last name, and a google of that would lead to my father's doorstep, as I have an unpublished number.

[stelz]

If they got it from the white pages and not the mailing list, wouldn't it show a different first name?

[stelz]

Maybe it's because I'm in a regulatory position, but that kind of stuff is really vile... if that's what happened, of course.

I have no idea.  The address used on the original mailing list would have led where the letter arrived, and a google of my full name would have done the same thing, because my father and I share a name, though not in the same order.  If you recall, I stayed with him for a while when my kids first moved out here with me.  That was when the first mailing list went out.

And it was a BIG list, if you recall.  Well over a hundred names, and at least 5 of those people have since joined My People, and have expended a great deal of effort in the past with the intent of making my life difficult.  3 of those people were not on the second list, which used my current address.

On the other hand, I haven't been particularly careful with my last name, and a google of that would lead to my father's doorstep, as I have an unpublished number.

OK. Never mind. 

[The Good Reverend Roger]

So, in other words, this has nothing at all to do with whether or not profiles are publicly viewable?

Don't get me wrong, I'm sympathetic to what happened to your dad. That shit is fucked up and if it had happened to me I wouldn't be acting nearly as reasonably as you are. But speaking from a strictly administrative standpoint it doesn't seem like your troubles are in any way related to whether or not guests can view profiles.

That's pretty much the case (it seems), though that MIGHT be where they got my last name.  It's not outside of the realm of possibility, but is looking less and less likely.

Still, the idea of one of these creeps paging through my posts puts my hackles up.

But, in the final analysis, I'm not gonna push the issue anymore.  Life's too short.

Sorry for the hassle.

[Balls Wellington]

Nah, no worries man. It's better to have discussed the issue and gotten everyone's feedback on it. And now it's on the radar so that if it does become a more pressing issue I won't feel like I have to have this conversation again before acting.