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nickal78

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reply to NetFixer
Re: False accusations don't always work

Hey Netfixer, I don't normally the time to post but I wanted to say I support you 100%. I hope this guy doesn't bother you or your provider anymore. Someone should tell him that you are actually providing a great service for free and 99.9999% of people appreciate it. I only hope when this guy reported you it was cause he was totally clueless and not malicous.
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said by nickal78 See Profile :

I only hope when this guy reported you it was cause he was totally clueless and not malicous.
If it was who I think it was, it was probably mostly clueless, although you never know what may tick someone off when you make posts in a public forum (and I am guilty of occasionally intentionally ticking off a few posters whom I consider trolls).

Primarily it just really ticked me off that the DSLR Security Forum was the access link. Usually this kind of thing comes from a stranger who wandered in on an AOL, Yahoo!, or Google search link.
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