Re: Free patterns on the Web

On Sat, 20 Aug 2005 11:20:44 -0700, "Kathryn Tewson"
<kathrynt@xxxxxxxxxx> spewed forth :

>
>See, I woulda thought that that would be met with FAR more hostility and
>accusations of harrasment, looking up her phone number and calling her. But
>no matter! I'll begin more diligent attempts to contact her ASAP.
>

Why are you involved at all, since you're not party to any alleged
injury? Let your friend who believes her pattern was filched pursue
the matter.

Nevermind that I'm astonished you could think a private phone call
between two individuals would be a less-productive approach than the
concerted efforts that have been made on this group and others to
destroy a woman's reputation.

As I said, mud sticks to the slingers as well as the slingees.

A couple of days ago I said I'm washing my hands of it until and
unless I can see the so-called proof with my own eyeballs. I'm just
giving up altogether on any form of group electronic exchange - ***
like this is just too tiresome and I'm done with it.

Enjoy your petty lives, y'all, as obviously you have nothing better to
do than stare at your computers all day looking for people you can lay
low. Oh, that reminds me - I need to pull down all of my websites on
the off chance I *have* put up a pattern somewhere that I came up with
independently but that somebody might want to claim for their own.

Gawd.

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Reply to the list as I do not publish an email address to USENET.
This practice has cut my spam by more than 95%.
Of course, I did have to abandon a perfectly good email account...
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