Re: "When the Mill Shut Down" / Will Dockery

> George J. Dance wrote:
> 
>> Will Dockery wrote:
>> The True Melissa <thetruemelissa> wrote:
>> 
>>> George J. Dance wrote in article <1786286544>:
>>> 
>>> I'm not sure, it will still appear on other Usenet newsgroup portals,
>>> though, if so, such as Newsgrouper.org.
>>> 
>>> 
>>> I'm replying from newsgrouper. Her post is still there,
>>> all right.
>>> 
>>> This is so silly. Do any of you have any idea how Usenet works? A
>>> web gate to Usenet is not Usenet! There's no such thing as
>>> removal of a post! All of the posts are messages being sent among
>>> servers around the world, and there is absolutely no way to go
>>> get into all those servers and delete all the copies. Of course,
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> In very familiar with Usenet, by the way, after all I've been posting
>> here for over twenty years.
>> 
>> 
>>> if Will understood that, he might not overpost in the first
>>> place.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Notice how Melissa shrugs and looks the other way while Pendragon and
>> his ilk are flooding the poetry newsgroup with troll threads filled with
>> lies, misrepresentations and childish name-calling.
>> 
>> All the while calling me an "assassin."
>> 
>> 
>>> I blocked Will because his constant flood of self-centeredness
>>> was driving me nuts. That is now done, and trying to make me into
>>> one of the villains of your drama only shows how wise I was to
>>> walk away.
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Yet, here she is, still complaining and making misrepresentations.
>> 
>> And so it goes.
>> 
>> 
>>> I'll continue to monitor this group, in case anyone else is
>>> innocent enough to try joining. I believe it could be helpful for
>>> a newcomer to meet someone who
>>> 
>> 
>> 
>> Someone who will negatively influence new poets joining the newsgoup
>> from the start.
>> 
>> Got it.
>> 
>> Again, so it goes.
> 
> 
> It's interesting how she admits she continues to read ("monitor")
> aapc, and that she still posts here as well (as this post shows),
> while also claiming that she no longer has anything to do with the group
> (she's "washed her hands of it") That sounds enough like what her new
> "publisher" says about aapc,  to conclude that she's just
> taking a leaf from her "publisher's" playbook.



Right, I've noticed a few contradictions from Melissa in the last few posts. 


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