Gregory Alexander writes:

"Would the lynch mob believe me?"

I think this illustrates a serious problem we have with this board.
Gregory Alexander is not a known chess player and joined the USCF for
the first time in his life just a few months ago and was almost
immediately given a bunch of high level, sensitive positions as FOC
Member, moderator and so on. This has resulted in all kinds of trouble.


**Sam Sloan is either the most inatentive reader of all time, or he missed
the fact that I already addressed this very subject - that the gent in
question organised a coast to coast league of college chess - much supported
by state of Oregon, BTW.

Now he characterizes everybody outside of a small group of
fellow-worshipers as a "Lynch Mob". Even such unlikely people as Randy
Bauer (not previously known to be a great democrat) has come out
against him.

**Mr. Sloan's idea of himself as being in any majority of anything is
peculiar indeed! What did Jan Newton say of him? How come Sam Sloan is shy
to quote her - especially since Sloan poses as such a pro-woman advocate?
Her eye-watering response is not admitted by Super-Sloan.

I do not agree that Gregory's statement "I never hacked into anyone's
account, period" was a denial that he was The Fake Bill Goichberg. I
do not think that there is any common agreement as to what a "hacker"
is.

*** O... zzzz

I should wonder why Sam Sloan couldn't admit that he had a felony offence to
the US board, [since he disagreed on its basis - said resolution was unfair]
should have any public business saying what commonly agreed-on terms should
mean.

Does Sam Sloan acknowledge that most people think he is a ****?

Phil Innes
Vermont
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One definition is a Hacker is someone involved in computer
security/insecurity, specializing in the discovery of exploits in
systems (for exploitation or prevention), or in obtaining or
preventing unauthorized access to systems. If Gregory Alexander
obtained Goichberg's password simply by looking over Goichberg's