Anonymous posts

[Teddy Lancaster <Teddy@runningbear.com>]

Say, I though the anonymity problem had been solved by Stephanie.  I thought you
could not post, even as a guest without giving your ID.

SOOO, Steph, who is this?

Teddy

Dbeverly4@aol.com wrote:

> In a message dated 6/28/99 10:04:08 PM Pacific Daylight Time,
> slard_99@hotmail.com writes:
>
> <<
>  Sylvia, does my anonymity lessen the seriousness of this subject?
>  I choose to remain anonymous for personal reasons, but believe me
>  when I say my feelings are legitimate and this is a subject that needs
>  to be addressed.  I see a real liability for AERC in allowing unlicensed
>  vets to vet rides.  If you read the "what ifs" in my post to Joe and Lynne,
>  those are legitimate questions.  I can see, in this sue happy
>  world of ours, where a disgruntled owner, unhappy with the treatment
>  or "opinion" from the vet on their horse wanting to sue somebody.  So who
>  will
>  they sue?  Ride manager?  Ride "vet"?  AERC?  Shoot, don't
>  forget the woman who got $1 million for spilling hot coffee in her
>  own lap at McDonalds.
>
>  Scummy
>
>   >>
> I initially wasn't going to post this to Ridecamp in general, but I got to
> thinking and well, here goes.  "Scummy" is defending his right to post
> anonymously to all of us (I basically called him a coward and this is his
> response).  Following is my response to him......
>
> You're right, it is a litigious society.  I just think that if we stop
> standing up for what we think is right (using our OWN names) things are gonna
> go down hill alot faster.  BTW, a detail on the McDonald's suit --the woman
> sued because the styrofoam cup COULDN'T hold the hot coffee and
> disintegrated, pouring scalding coffee on her lap.  Interesting, when you
> find out the details, how the picture changes.
>
> Sylvia (I really hate cowards)
>
>   ------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Subject: your ridecamp post
> Date: Mon, 28 Jun 1999 22:02:53 PDT
> From: "G.Jenkins" <slard_99@hotmail.com>
> To: Dbeverly4@AOL.COM
>
> Sylvia, does my anonymity lessen the seriousness of this subject?
> I choose to remain anonymous for personal reasons, but believe me
> when I say my feelings are legitimate and this is a subject that needs
> to be addressed.  I see a real liability for AERC in allowing unlicensed
> vets to vet rides.  If you read the "what ifs" in my post to Joe and Lynne,
> those are legitimate questions.  I can see, in this sue happy
> world of ours, where a disgruntled owner, unhappy with the treatment
> or "opinion" from the vet on their horse wanting to sue somebody.  So who
> will
> they sue?  Ride manager?  Ride "vet"?  AERC?  Shoot, don't
> forget the woman who got $1 million for spilling hot coffee in her
> own lap at McDonalds.
>
> Scummy
>
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