X-From_: abuse@gonk.valueweb.net Wed Aug 25 15:13:08 1999 Date: Wed, 25 Aug 1999 15:08:46 -0400 (EDT) From: ValueWeb Abuse [abuse@gonk.valueweb.net] To: jodi@jodi.org cc: dijo2@valueweb.net Subject: Important Account Information MIME-Version: 1.0 It has come to my attention that someone has been posting: http://oss.jodi.org To newsgroups, chatrooms..etc. As you are aware, this page contains a malicious javascript that crashes the browser. This is in violation of the ValueWeb AUP which includes: Use of ValueWeb's connection in a manner that is disruptive, damaging, unlawful, offensive, or intrusive as determined by ValueWeb shall be considered a breach of this Policy and may result in cancellation of service. Please remove this offending link/page and refrain from posting it in the future. Failure to remove the link/page, or more occurences of this type of issue will result in account termination.
hey, what's up? Of course we're all part of the game. by the time we connect to jodi org and try to say somethin' we interact just like it's plain to see. everbody says somethin', nobody really answers. it's just like the "real" worls. we're all trying to leave marks somewhere somehow. but while we're sampling ourselves on and on and on on and on ("and you don't stop!") and tracking information we all feel a little bit despair inside. hey these are the nineties, we lost nothing, we'll gain nothing. jodi is kind of symbol for our generation (no, i won't call it generation @, that's ridiculous). for those who still don't understand: this site is art, because we think/are afraid of/wish/hope it is so. take a modern myth (jodi, a website crushing our webeyes (browsers)) and space to reflect on it. that's all. that's everything!
does anyone of you wonder why we are all hit by the fact a browser-crushing website has left us? we obviously need the thrill of something which is not under control on this beautiful information super-highway.
"ladies and gentleman, mr. presley has left the building"
fab.