[WikiEN-l] more active censorship

Mon Jul 4 23:12:04 UTC 2005

On 7/5/05, JAY JG <jayjg at hotmail.com> wrote:
> >From: Skyring <skyring at gmail.com>

> >If the door is locked, you can't go in, no matter how many times you
> >rattle the knob.
> 
> Turns out that people keep getting kicked out of the shop for a day for
> disruptive behaviour, and the doors are automatically locked and their 24
> hour ban is automatically renewed when the alarm system sees them trying to
> get back in wearing different disguises.  Now some new guy kicked out for a
> day for disruption gets caught by the alarm system, and he says "but I
> wasn't trying to sneak in in disguise and disrupt like those other people, I
> was coming in openly and making note of your inventory so I could buy it
> legally when I'm allowed back in".  So, he writes 500 abusive e-mails to the
> owners of the shop, insisting that he has been unjustly locked out, and
> demanding that the employee on duty at the time should be punished, claming
> that the alarm system is broken, and insisting that the shop is a disgrace.
> Another guy who has been kicked out for disrupting the shop  has also been
> regularly writing the owners, generally whining and complaining about how
> terrible the shop is, how rude their employees are, how they practice
> favoritism to their regular customers, and how much better are the shops
> that he frequents.  He takes up the cause of the first complainant, making
> erroneous claims, and insisting that the alarm systems are faulty, and need
> to be fixed right away so no-one is ever locked out like this again.
> 
> What a tragedy.  Maybe they should both take their business elsewhere.

Do you have nothing better to do, Jay? Go help your mother with the laundry.

-- 
Peter in Canberra