DNS attack

[Timoclea]

I think the pro-program idiots, or the trolls, have changed their tactics and gone to straight Denial of Service attacks---carried out by "bumping" long dead threads to the top in order to bury actual current discussions.

Unfortunately, Ginger, if you let it work, you'll see more of it.

Denial of Service attacks are almost certainly an explicit violation of the culprit's Terms of Service agreement with his ISP.

Obviously Fornits is being effective, to start attracting this kind of disruptive attention.

For three days after death, hair and fingernails continue to grow but phone calls taper off.  
-- Johnny Carson

[Anonymous]

I think the pro-program idiots, or the trolls, have changed their tactics and gone to straight Denial of Service attacks---carried out by "bumping" long dead threads to the top in order to bury actual current discussions.

You've got to be kidding...the threads I bumped are MUCH more substantial than what WAS being discussed..can you really deny this?

If you don't like it, why don't you bump your shit back to the top?  :idea:

You seem to be on the right track, with other things. But you're WAY OFF with this one.

[Anonymous]

Sorry, that was me...do you see what I'm saying?
$paqmmer1

[Timoclea]

On 2004-02-19 12:40:00, Anonymous wrote:

"Sorry, that was me...do you see what I'm saying?

$paqmmer1"

The last thing I have to say on this crap is that it is Ginger's business whether she decides to consider  your behavior crossing the line into DNS attack territory or not.

If she doesn't, fine.  It's her board.  If she does, that's fine, too.  It's her roof, so her rules rule.

Heroism on command, senseless violence, and all the loathsome nonsense that goes by the name of patriotism--how passionately I hate them!
--Albert Einstein

[Anonymous]

Very well, and a good day to you, sir.