North American Network Operators Group Date Prev | Date Next | Date Index | Thread Index | Author Index | Historical Re: What's wrong with Exodus?
On Tue, 17 Nov 1998 16:19:46 -0500 (EST), [email protected] writes: > >On Tue, 17 Nov 1998, Jon Green wrote: >> Every post I see from you has something to do with what's wrong with >> Exodus. Why is that? > >Wow, how observant of you. I'm truly impressed. > >Let's see... This is a security/operations-related thread. One of the >suspected origins of naughtiness is an Exodus customer. I, too, an an >Exodus customer. Believe it or not, I have information/insight >(regarding the nature of these attacks, and how to contact someone at >Exodus who cares) worth sharing. Then give it, without the editorial comments on how terrible Exodus is. We all know you're an unhappy customer, which leads me to ask why you're still a customer. Personally, I take my business somewhere else when I'm unhappy with the service someone is providing. Unless of course you just like to whine. As for the current situation, if *I* were an Exodus customer I sure as hell wouldn't want them releasing information about me to some random person that requests it. You provide Exodus with a court order and I'm sure they'll be happy to give you whatever information you want. I always thought that was standard practice for an ISP. If your privacy standards are less, I'll make sure not to do business with you. >If you think my bitching is a futile attempt to spread dirt, collapse >Exodus, and impoverish Ellen Hancock and pals, think again... Your next paragraph seems to indicate otherwise. >Bear in mind that, for every one clueful NANOG reader, there are >thousands of clue-deprived droids, looking for a colocation/transit shop >to house their p0rn servers and whatnot. As long is this continues to be >the case, Exodus will manage to rake in vict^H^H^H^Hcustomers easily.
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