Message-ID: <007001c52d21$29f61150$6500a8c0@zeusincarnate>
To: <tskirvin@killfile.org>, <tskirvin@uiuc.edu>
From: "Chris S************" <c*******@comcast.net>
Subject: information on your website
Date: Sun, 20 Mar 2005 01:48:10 -0600

Tim,

I have respect for sys admins since I've filled that role at Intel in 
Sillicon Valley over the past five years.  Since you're in the tech 
business, you can understand my extreme discontent with the fact that 
your killfile page comes up first with a search for my name.  Now I can 
either be flattered that I'd made such an impact so as to stay on some 
active site with free publicity (reported as last updated two days ago), 
or just get pissed and pull in legal consulation.  It's convenient 
having lawyer friends, and you'd be surprised (at least I have in the 
past) of their vindictive nature.  I've tossed around the idea of 
bringing this to their attention, but figured it's some college game 
that would eventually disappear, especially after having mentioned it to 
you thru the last email (not to mention that it's been 9 years).

I'll leave the process by which this matter is resolved, completely up 
up to you.  You can either remove my name and any relating personal 
information entirely from your website, or force my hand on the legal 
end.  Since I know this is email is active (via the website and 
confirmed previously by a friend that still works there), I'll expect to 
either hear back from you or to see the site has been scrubbed within 
the next two weeks.  Other correspondance may have been jovial or 
unprofessional, but please consider this your final warning before I 
have legal charges brought up.  This message will be archived as I do 
all mail (including a previous email notice I sent you).

Thanks,

Chris S************
http://home.comcast.net/~cnsatter