Date: 11 Jun 2002 22:57:02 -0700
> At 07:54 6/11/02 -0700, Jason Daniel Henderson wrote:
> >http://www.skeptictank.org/flist026.htm
> Oh, thank you. Let me check. That should be one of my
> No, the file looks good. Try hitting "reload" on your
> browser to force your disk cache to refresh that web page
> and see if your problem goes away. Whatever you're seeing
> might be crosslinked on your hard drive so you might want
> to run CHKDSK. But that web page most definitely does not
> belong to the ICR cult. Reload the page and do a "view
> source" and you'll notice the copyright notice at the top
> with my name on it.
> Good luck.
Nobody said the page belonged to ICR. You are providing copyrighted
material on "your" webpage. This is illegal. You need to remove all
options of downloading ICR material immediately.
Jason
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From: "Jason Daniel Henderson" <jhenderson@icr.org>
To: "Fredric L. Rice" <frice@linkline.com>
Sub: ICR cult copyrighted materials?
> automated forms created by software I wrote called MAKEHTML.
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