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From: Ted Holden <medved@access.digex.net>
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Tim,

I sent you a polite email message requesting that you remove all mention
of my
name from the "legends FAQ" which you are maintaining on your www site,
and
have received no reply.   I am again making the same request.  Two
careers at
UIUC have already been ended on account of the legends FAQ, and there is

no rational reason for you to wish to add yourself to that list.  My
next communication
on this subject, if this request has not been honored within a few days,
will be to
the office of president Ikenberry and/or Larry Faulkner, Vice Chancellor
for
academic affairs at UIUC.

Our nation's libel laws have not been magically cancelled by the
invention of the
internet.  The people I mentioned comprehend well enough that activities
such
as maintaining Delaney's FAQ online could result in some little guy
owning the
physical plant at UIUC, and are in no particular hurry to see that
happen.  Your
career at UIUC, believe me, means nothing to them.

Ted Holden
medved@access.digex.com