[ga-full] Re: no more forgeries to GA - elizabeth closes loophole

["Kevin J. Connolly" <CONNOLLK@rspab.com>]

Odd words indeed from the mother of all sockpuppets.
It's like the legal doctrine of the "fictitious payee:"  if you induce
payroll to cut checks to people who never existed, it's not
forgery when you pass the checks off.


>>> "!Dr. Joe Baptista" <baptista@pccf.net> 06/09/00 06:36PM >>>

Well - i'm pleased to announce that elizabeth the GA listadmin is back to
full vigilence.  She's patrolling the GA - reviewing each message - and
approving each message in turn.  No more forgeries are getting past the GA
listserve.

It's obvious to me that the censorship efforts in the GA were gettin a bit
lax.  If your going to censor - you better be ready to slave over it all
day.

Joe Baptista

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