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Re: So, What Now, NANOG? Was: Request response [important]
From: Adam Rothschild <asr () latency net>
Date: Thu, 18 Mar 2004 12:08:45 -0500
On 2004-03-18-11:11:14, Daniel Golding <dgolding () burtongroup com> wrote: [...]
Its time to figure out what to do about this, employing a proactive stance. The answer is not "start a new mailing list". Names have power, as they say, and NANOG has the juice. So, a few simple proposals for people to chew over...
[...] While these are all good ideas, I think we'll be fine if we simply exercise a little self-restraint, and familiarize ourselves with the "delete thread" functions of our respective mail clients. If you want the net.kooks, armchair traceroute engineers, sales droids, and blackhats posing as legitimate security researchers, who've came out of the woodwork to go away, don't indulge them with a response. Ignore them and they'll stop. My $0.02, -a
Current thread:
- Request response srh (Mar 17)
- Re: Request response Brian Bruns (Mar 17)
- Re: Request response Jonathan Nichols (Mar 17)
- So, What Now, NANOG? Was: Request response [important] Daniel Golding (Mar 18)
- Re: So, What Now, NANOG? Was: Request response [important] Joshua Brady (Mar 18)
- Re: So, What Now, NANOG? Was: Request response [important] Adam Rothschild (Mar 18)
- Re: So, What Now, NANOG? Was: Request response [important] william(at)elan.net (Mar 18)
- Re: Request response Brian Bruns (Mar 17)