In rec.radio.broadcasting Scott Dorsey wrote:

The Usenet spam, that hawks the "save-howard.com" website attempting to
capitalize on Mr. Stern's name, is posted with the email address
" which traces with Google to a website for a band
that lists a Mr. Paul Brantley as the "bass player," and even includes a
photograph and biography of a Mr. Paul Brantley:
http://www.whoisalansmithee.com/biography_paul.htm

I'm just adding nanau to the list of newsgroups here because I think this
needs to be seen over there.

Alrighty then.

Why?

The original message was posted to *one* newsgroup (rec.radio.broadcasting) -
unless it was multiposted to other groups that I didn't catch. As far as the
URL is concerned, I post RRB submissions manually and don't typically bother
checking URLs. The subject matter of the CafePress site to which the original
URL forwards is NOT off-topic for rec.radio.broadcasting. I'll grant that it
doesn't seem to actually be anything besides a cheap effort to sell T-shirts,
but it wasn't off-topic.

What am I missing here?


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