--- In SkunkworksAMA_at_yahoogroups.com, Tyler Wight <syrob_at_y...> wrote:
> Well, someone would have to be either pretty stupid or high to use
> their own name as a password when spam-bombing someone like this,
> so someone's suggestion that it's someone trying to implicate
> someone else seems to have some clout there. Of course, that could
> be just what they WANT you to think. Sorry, conspiracy part of my
> brain kicking in there. =)
My thoughts exactly.
> Another thing you can check yourself, as others have done, is to
> comb through the headers of any of the confirmation mails you
> received. Those usually have info on the IP of the original poster
> from whatever web form was used, just like Yahoo's Group Message
> poster does.
Does this mean anything to anyone? It's all greek to me.
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