[78-L] hoo-HAA dispute

[Ron L'Herault]

It may also have had something to do with some Spam that was getting to the
list.  I don't recall for sure.  Don't forget that 78-C is available for
selling and notices of auctions.   Some people continued to ignore this fact
and hound the list members who were mainly not interested.  It created a lot
of "protest" chatter which, in effect, wasted time and bandwidth when many
users were still paying by the minute for download time.

Ron L

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[mailto:78-l-bounces at klickitat.78online.com] On Behalf Of D P Ingram
Sent: Thursday, January 07, 2010 11:48 AM
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Subject: Re: [78-L] hoo-HAA dispute

AH, but why would such words be considered naughty words like the N word
(although in terms of discographical research one might need to write N****r
or C--n, but presumably swear words such as F... and C.... would be less
desirable.

i know some people find Paypal to be offensive but to ban the word ??

Darren

On 7 jan 2010, at 17.16, David Lennick wrote:

> eBay was once on the "forbidden words" list, as was PayPal..messages
containing 
> these and a few other words wouldn't get through. If this one doesn't,
we'll 
> know one of them is still verboten.
> 
> Meanwhile we began to have fun by calling it OyVay, Eebygum, HooHah etc.
 
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