From: l�rs
Subject: o/t: Derbyshire_trolling/spamming and solutions.
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Paul Donnelly posted as news in
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>Just out of curiousity, what is it that you think should be done to
>avoid being trolled, other than refusing to take the bait?

There is no "magic bullet", as some trust "score 999 = kill" 
_is_ Paul. However it is not what I "think" works but what 
does work that I will address, in the near future.
For now may we just leave the topic be?

I have PGD on smtp, and we will work through a solution 
to his problem, given that he is an intelligent man all-be-it 
with a critical interactive flaw in his personality. He 
understands he has no choice in the matter,
as his varied interests, within Internet circles, are all of 
great importance in his life.
I suggest PGD be given some time to think and discuss
before any more material is published on his activities.

To better prepare you (group) for what may 
eventuate, I quote loosely from a statement by one 
of his colleagues.
No attribution (and the wording munged) so as to protect 
the original content--available on the Net.

	"Paul suffers a subtle form of autism. How he 
	conducts himself is heavily influenced by 
	the condition, yet he himself is totally unaware 
	of the blot he makes on a landscape. 
	Therefore baiting him, or abusing him, is a 
	complete waste of time and emotives. In fact 
	doing so, and continuing after you have 
	witnessed his reaction, makes you the 
	ignoramus.
	There is nought you can do which will change 
	his behavior.
	Tolerance and trying to help him out is maybe 
	the only path to a meaningful coexistence, 
	where your individual patience can handle 
	that element of the interaction.
	Or you can simply ignore him.

Having intensively researched PGDs background it is 
very clear all of the above runs true to this very day.
I am of the view there is "something for everyone" in
participating in Usenet forums. Maybe not all at once 
in the same forum, but over the seas of text 
(and binary) everyone can find "their place" in contribution.
I believe it is discriminatory not to extend that life value
to one and all. 
YMMV

Paul will discuss his future with myself, a solution will be 
reached. Any updates relative to an outcome will be 
posted under this topic. 
I suggest those interested score the topic "white".

Thank you for your patience.