>Robin Whittle 
>Read his posts - and he wins.

she wins when she so desires
http://www.gmeb.fr/SoftwareCompetition/Softs99/nebulam81.html


>(His current site features a sick looking
>stuffed toy and the word "shh" - and there are no links to anything
>else.  


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may wish to access one public library
and execute function educate

hopefully society shall not abandon you

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typical male fascist refuse located below left intact.
 
ciao. nn



>Regarding interpeting the emails of "integer".
>
>For once I am breaking the general rule of silence which is observed
>about "integer", "antiorp", "f1f0@m9ndfukc.com" or whatever he calls
>himself.
>
>My method of interpretation is that the first rule in my mail sorting
>system looks for his email addresses and moves the matching posts to
>mailbox "misc/crap".  Since April,  685 messages have accumulated
>there - all from him - 2.6 megabytes.  
>
>This keeps those posts out of the sorted mailboxes for Csound, Music
>DSP and any other list he posts to.
>
>Nonetheless, (using Netscape Communicator) his posts are visible in my
>In tray when new mail arrives and until I "compact" the In tray.
>
>Very occasionally I look at one of his posts, just to see if there is
>anything informative, comprehensible or on-topic.  Every time, I am
>disappointed.
>
>This person is actually capable of writing a proper English sentence.
>He wrote one for me when I wrote to him once - but characteristically
>it was not a helpful sentence at all.
>
>If he was interested in being informative or communicative, he would
>have his own web site with whatever it is that he wants to communicate
>made reasonably accessible.  (His current site features a sick looking
>stuffed toy and the word "shh" - and there are no links to anything
>else.  
An AltaVista search on "www.god-emil.dk" finds various pages
>there which may or may not be of value to someone other than himself. 
>Such a search also indicates how many other mailing lists he posts his
>stuff to.)
>
>This is evidently not his motivation.  By posting over a thousand
>emails a year to various mailing lists (this is just Csound, soundhack
>and Music DSP), he is able to insert himself into the minds of a
>thousand or so people to some extent.
>
>Maybe some of his posts are on topic.  Maybe some people enjoy them.
>In my experience his signal to noise ratio is 0%.  
>
>Mailing lists are delicate things, involving the collective attention
>of hundreds or thousands of people whose time and attention is
>precious.  Antiorp evidently gets a thrill out of making a nuisance of
>himself on mailing lists.
>
>Anyone who consistently posted crap like this to a list I administered
>would find themselves barred.  Mailing list guidelines are there for
>good purpose and those who deliberately flout them by trying to upset
>people with off-topic material, for instance of a political or
>pseudo-political nature, are detracting seriously from the value of
>the list.  Their actions cause people to waste time and perhaps to
>leave the list.
>
>I remember two years ago or so when he first entered a list (Music DSP
>I think) a few people protested saying he had been doing the same
>thing to other DSP lists and that it had caused wasted time and people
>to leave.
>
>I think that Antiorp/Integer etc. will enjoy the fact that I wrote at
>length about him - so I caution against taking seriously any complaint
>he raises.  I won't read or respond to anything he writes in response,
>because in all my experience, his postings have been designed to
>frustrate the reader.  Read them and he wins.  A cessation of his
>barrage would be the only thing which indicates to me that he has
>grown up.
>
>I do not wish to generate lengthy discussion, but I want to state
>clearly that I think these lists would be best served by trying to
>prevent such postings.
>
>This is not censorship.  The lists have a purpose, and Antiorp
>deliberately works against that purpose.  He is perfectly capable of
>starting a list to discuss Csound, DSP or whatever plus the things he
>refers to in his posts.
>
>Tobiah wrote:
> 
>> It is the sound of one hand typing, and one hand spanking.
>
>More likely it is two hands wanking and the nose bobbing around
>orgiastically on the keyboard as he thrills at the thought of the the
>thousands of bright and sensitive minds he inserts himself into -
>confounding, annoying, occupying and leaving his mark with his
>emissions.
>
>Read his posts - and he wins.
>
>
>- Robin
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