MsJack wrote:stemelbow wrote:It doesn't matter what strikes you as ridiculous. It matters what we know about it.
What we know is that it was a violation of the church's terms of use. The end.
That is exactly it. That's the end of the discussion.
MsJack wrote:stemelbow wrote:It doesn't matter what strikes you as ridiculous. It matters what we know about it.
What we know is that it was a violation of the church's terms of use. The end.
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Nonsense. He wanted Everybody Wang Chung's identity if he could get it. All he would have had to do had he gotten any matches is check to see if any of them were the owners of large law firms dealing with copyright and defamation claims.
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malkie wrote:MsJack wrote:...
Nonsense. He wanted Everybody Wang Chung's identity if he could get it. All he would have had to do had he gotten any matches is check to see if any of them were the owners of large law firms dealing with copyright and defamation claims.
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I'm left wondering why he didn't tackle the problem from that end - why not check to see which of the tour participants owns a law firm?
"OK folks, look at this inscription below the statue. Notice that it looks like a "small-print" legal statement. By the way, is anyone here a lawyer? Know anything about copyright law? Do you, by chance, own a large law firm? Haha, gotcha, Everybody Wang Chung!"
Darth J wrote:"Hey, hand waving and BS stories work in Sunday school! That means they will work in the real world, too!" If they already knew Everybody Wang Chung was lying, then there was no reason to have a bishop cross-check a list of customers from a third-party commercial entity with the Church's confidential member information. You don't need to research something you already know. Also, violating members' privacy by accessing their confidential church records to satisfy the personal whims of Daniel Peterson is harmful on its face. That's why the Church has the limited license in place.
MsJack wrote:...
Nonsense. He wanted Everybody Wang Chung's identity if he could get it. All he would have had to do had he gotten any matches is check to see if any of them were the owners of large law firms dealing with copyright and defamation claims.
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Darth J wrote:malkie wrote:I'm left wondering why he didn't tackle the problem from that end - why not check to see which of the tour participants owns a law firm?
"OK folks, look at this inscription below the statue. Notice that it looks like a "small-print" legal statement. By the way, is anyone here a lawyer? Know anything about copyright law? Do you, by chance, own a large law firm? Haha, gotcha, Everybody Wang Chung!"
And now we come to L. Ron Hubbard's vision of The Apple Dumpling Gang.
Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:You actually brought it up.
Rollo,
Don't apologize for something you didn't start. ;)
- Doc
harmony wrote:
He was being a gentleman. Take a lesson.
LDSToronto wrote:Is there any reason Dan should not be reported to Church authorities for misuse of church records?
Doctor CamNC4Me wrote:harmony wrote:
He was being a gentleman. Take a lesson.
Well, if I were to receive advice from a Lady I might heed it. In your case I'll pass, Madame.
Very Respectfully,
Doctor Cameron
MsJack wrote:Wrong. DCP's bishop friend is presumably not Everybody Wang Chung's bishop---especially if Everybody Wang Chung is his own bishop. The bishop friend has no connection to Everybody Wang Chung and no right to potentially be poking around in his church records. None whatsoever. Bishops only have jurisdiction over the people who live in their own ward boundaries.
[The bishop gave Dan the information that none of the people on his list were bishops---information that Dan could not have gotten otherwise. We do not know that the bishop wouldn't have given Dan the names of matches; that strikes me as quite ridiculous.
There is no deception. You and Dan's defenders are arguing that it's acceptable for a bishop to access the records of people on the Internet whom the bishops have no connection to because their acquaintances suspect that they might be lying. That's just creepy. I've been called a "liar" on the Internet by fauxpologists such as yourself many times and I don't want you people thinking you have the right to access my records or my husband's records via your bishop friends just because of your hysteria.
Nonsense. He wanted Everybody Wang Chung's identity if he could get it. All he would have had to do had he gotten any matches is check to see if any of them were the owners of large law firms dealing with copyright and defamation claims.
You, on the other hand, have never agreed with a criticism of him. Never. When people on here say anything critical about him, you show up with your terribad Danpologetics as sure as the sun will rise. So don't lecture me on fairness, because you don't know anything about it.