Hello mark,

generally speaking, the echo's rules postings would state what the
access should be for the echo... back in the day, operators would

ml.turn on areas and restrict them to the operator's access until they

saw the rules for access or were told what the access should be...
then the operator would adjust the areas' access level accordingly... ml>generally, echo rules were posted monthly on a set schedule... this
is not necessarily so any more and some areas don't post any rules
at all...

Do you honestly think trolls give a flying fuck about rules?

"Good men don't need rules. Today is not a good day to find
out why I have so many." ~The Doctor

--Lee

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Stop Workin', Start Jerkin'

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On 2019 Sep 16 19:24:36, you wrote to me:

generally speaking, the echo's rules postings would state what the
access should be for the echo... back in the day, operators would
turn on areas and restrict them to the operator's access until they
saw the rules for access or were told what the access should be...
then the operator would adjust the areas' access level accordingly...
generally, echo rules were posted monthly on a set schedule... this
is not necessarily so any more and some areas don't post any rules at
all...

Do you honestly think trolls give a flying fuck about rules?

of course not... the correlation is criminals ignoring the law...

besides, you don't have a leg to stand on if your access is removed by the operator(s) of the system(s) you use... they are the main ones to enforce the rules...

)\/(ark

Once men turned their thinking over to machines in the hope that this would set
them free. But that only permitted other men with machines to enslave them.
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