From: "Hans Fugal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > To be fair, I was paraphrasing (too lazy to look at the other message), > and the true wording was "As a student of Brigham Young University this > kind of behavior is not acceptable. If it continues it may result in > speaking with people in the honor code office." > > That reads a tad less threatening than my paraphrase. (At least to me it > conveys that he's not personally threatening, just warning me. He's > probably not the only person involved in these things)
I just don't like it. This seems like a cut and paste script that was applied to something perceived as bad. Saying that portscanning is entirely "evil" is tantamount to saying that all books are evil because some of them contain unappropriate material. Maybe you should continue this "kind of behavior" so you could talk with someone in the honor code office. Tell them that portscanning is not a purely evil thing. While you're at it, tell them that not all books are evil either and they shouldn't burn them (just incase they were thinking about it, you gotta wonder if it has ever come up in one of their meetings). Matt W. ____________________ BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/ ___________________________________________________________________ List Info: http://uug.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
