<snip> > > What if someone used a proxy website to create the account? > They can do it as many times as they want. Right? > This has the potential to be a real headache to Karl regardless of whether > he's on the fedora list or not. > > ~af That is certainly a possibility, and you are correct that they could do this multiple times. The person may not realize the full extent of their actions. It's not just being mischievous, a pain in the ass, or a breach of terms of service. It's illegal. That person has to ask if their differences with Karl is worth crossing that line and committing a criminal act. If the answer is yes, they have a real issue. For most people crossing that line into criminal behaviour would require a lot more than a simple annoyance. For most it would require protecting one's self or one's family. If this becomes a recurring problem then Fedora list may have to change the way it does business by masking the identity of the sender's email address (something as simple as creating a user account where the user would be assigned a numerical value that would be displayed with postings in order to track back abuse). Jacques B. -- fedora-list mailing list fedora-list@xxxxxxxxxx To unsubscribe: https://www.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/fedora-list
