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Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests

From: Harald Koch <chk () pobox com>
Date: Tue, 11 Dec 2018 17:03:04 -0500

LinkedIn has a "I don't know this person" option when you decline an invitation. If a user gets too many of those 
they're kicked, because LinkedIn is explicitly about making cyber connections that you already had IRL.

-- 
Harald

Current thread:

RE: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests, (continued)
- - - RE: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Keith Medcalf (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Grant Taylor via NANOG (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Daniel Corbe (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Mark Foster (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Mike Lyon (Dec 11)
    - Spam on NANOG (was "Unsolicited LinkedIn requests") Ross Tajvar (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Mark Tinka (Dec 13)
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    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests M. Omer GOLGELI (Dec 11)
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    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests M. Omer GOLGELI (Dec 11)
  - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Mark Foster (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Harald Koch (Dec 11)
    - Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests mark seiden (Dec 11)
- Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Rich Kulawiec (Dec 11)
- RE: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Chris Kimball (Dec 11)
- Re: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Eve Griliches (Dec 11)
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    - RE: Unsolicited LinkedIn requests Phillip Carroll (Dec 11)