XPost: alt.comp.software.firefox, comp.sys.mac.system   
   From: mariasophia@comprehension.com   
      
   Carlos E. R. wrote:   
   > faked random headers in his posts.   
   > he is using scripts.   
   > This was in his reply   
      
   Hi Carlos,   
      
   You're responding to the Snit-like Sn!pe, whom we all know well has an Alan   
   Baker far-left-of-mount-stupid mentality, where what the troll is   
   attempting to do is correlate Paul's posts with mine (for his own reasons),   
   where, since he doesn't understand anything, he thinks there value to be   
   gleaned from the newsreader line in the headers (where I've obliged him).   
      
   Fundamentally, it appears he's accusing Paul of being me, or vice versa,   
   simply based on the fact we're both way over the top in knowledge &   
   kindness, which, I think, is a complement since Paul has far more knowledge   
   than I will ever have and his social skills are better'n mine with when he   
   deals with never-ending trolls from the likes of Snit, Sn!pe & Slootweg.   
      
   It's effort for me to plonk someone as it takes away from my goal of   
   learning from people and edifying others on this thread about clipboard   
   differences on all platforms between the Mozilla and Chromium web browsers.   
      
   Suffice to say though that I've solved the problem to my satisfaction,   
   which allowed me to spend the time to join S!ipe with Snit & Alan Baker.   
      
   In decades of posting on Usenet, I've only had to plonk a handful of   
   posters, so rest assured I read everything you've ever posted to this ng.   
      
   I appreciate that you tested this HTML Fragment issue on Linux with your   
   editors, where the problem mostly shows up with editors that are   
   hyper-sensitive to the hidden HTML Fragment metadata Chromium includes.   
   -   
   I only plonk people who have shown themselves to be completely incapable   
   of ever adding value in any situation, any context, any time, anywhere.   
      
   --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05   
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