NODE 705cfe5dUNICORN VS. TMP@NETCOM
bmorris@netcom.com (Bob MorrisG)Thu, 26 May 94 20:31:33 PDT
To: cypherpunks@toad.com
CC> Despite your protestation, "I also don't like to be a bully", it seems
CC> to me that your pursuit of this case was predicated on your ability to
CC> be a bully and an insider. Like your colleagues Cantor and Seigel, yo
I agree that Unicorn's tone was bullying, but, if as stated, Unicorn
received calls from clients asking about the rumors ...then...tmp had
done real ( if inadvertent ) damage...
What remains unexplained is how the rumor spread so fast through so many
utterly different circles, or how Unicorns identity got known.
As for insiders, well, a business insider will use the law, a net
insider might use other means. Insiders, like anyone, use what they
know best.
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NODE ac7eeefbRe: UNICORN VS. TMP@NETCOM
"Perry E. Metzger" <perry@imsi.com>Fri, 27 May 94 04:06:10 PDT
Bob MorrisG says:
> I agree that Unicorn's tone was bullying, but, if as stated, Unicorn
> received calls from clients asking about the rumors ...then...tmp had
> done real ( if inadvertent ) damage...
>
> What remains unexplained is how the rumor spread so fast through so many
> utterly different circles, or how Unicorns identity got known.
Who knows if the story "Black Unicorn" tells is even true? However,
when commenting on his story, I noted that assuming it was accurately
told the behavior seemed reasonable.
Frankly, finding out if the tale is true is more effort than I'm
interested in...
Perry