Alright geniuses, or should I say “genius.” If you really want me to believe I’m beyond heinous and all of Geneva will shortly show up and my front door with their pitchforks and torches, here’s a few tips:
1. Spoofing the names of readers who generally support me won’t work because, as the blog moderator, I get to see all the email addresses attached to the comments.
2. Varying your screen names, but not your email address, is a dead giveaway that all the attempted comments are coming from the same person.
3. But even if you do vary your email addresses, I’m also am privy to your IP address, which is yet more evidence it’s just you.
4. And because I can see your IP address, with the resources at my disposal, it’s not at all difficult to trace it back to one person making you not nearly as anonymous as you think you are.
Thank you! We will now return to our regularly scheduled programming.
This sounds like but isn’t me. Peop
Just another sign that our society has lost its collective mind.
Jon,
It’s actually kind of humorous that someone could possibly be this stupid.
Jeff
Not to wear a tinfoil hat but the real good stuff probably goes to NSA and Homeland (how Germanic) security before it even hits your in box
Jim,
You were one of the readers he attempted to spoof. Let’s just say it didn’t work!
Jeff
Cool. I feel so important
Thanks for catching. Hope the comment was interesting
Jim,
It was basically something along the lines of, “This is your old buddy Jim and why don’t you stop being an heinous criminal cur.”
Nothing terribly fascinating.
Looks like it is time for your neighbors to take photos of the license plates and send to GPD and sheriffs office. Mommy & Daddy might be interested to know where their little darlings hang out. Doubt this group will be hanging out at the $25 million library when it opens. But you know there will be plenty of articles about that when they have there GRAND opening!
Bob,
I believe they have and it’s not enough. The GPD will do nothing about it, but this column already has 15,000 hits and virtually no negative comments. Perhaps that might get them to do the right thing.
I would suggest the neighbors in mass attend a City Council meeting and speak out. The Police Department, in theory, works for the taxpayers and the Alderman are the taxpayers representatives. The newspapers might pick up the problem and expose it. There a lot ways this problem can be brought to the public’s attention. How about a picket line in front of the police station on a Saturday. The teachers tried it at all the local schools.