Comments | evilgrins: gotta love the mob mentality

evilgrins

gotta love the mob mentality

Feb 05, 2008 11:16

Not knowing anything at all, really, of PantheaCon...I decided to ask. Got one beneficial answer and then this idiot: Clicky!

I don't know jack about hunting someone down by their IP address and usually don't even bother to try, but my curiosity got the better of me so I popped onto Google to see what I could see.

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samguthrie1 February 5 2008, 19:28:16 UTC

Quick question...how do you get someone's IP address?

evilgrins February 5 2008, 19:52:22 UTC

some communities & journals are setup to log them. you can set your journal to do the same in comments, like at the link if you look above each comment there are numbers in parenthesis after from.

Go here: Clicky!

veleda February 5 2008, 19:38:44 UTC

that is a really stupid and crazy response.

sorry you got that.

evilgrins February 5 2008, 19:49:26 UTC

Me too.

I demand a cookie.

sithvixen February 5 2008, 21:19:30 UTC

That's not a nice section of town.

That is however where I think a large internet hub company is located.

thunder24 February 5 2008, 22:07:44 UTC

I live around here too. And bonus, I have actually beaten someone up for someone before.

evilgrins February 5 2008, 22:26:54 UTC

okay, but if you get caught we never met.

sylvan February 5 2008, 23:50:45 UTC

All of that aside, I'm not sure that it is the convention for you. I'm going for the first time this year. It isn't sci-fi/fantasy at all, it is a religious convention. I imagine that some of the bad feeling came from you not having read about the con at the website, but just asked for someone to spoon feed it to you. I don't know who the heck in Georgia would have anything to say on the matter, but as much as it may be all misunderstanding, you've got kind of a bad reputation at BayCon ( ... )

evilgrins February 6 2008, 00:07:31 UTC

1) the main community link to the website wasn't working so I informed the moderator about it, and showed them the updated link; I've read the website; was kinda hoping for a more personal touch.

2) wasn't thinking convention to regularly frequent but might be cool to check out. Like FurCon, which I usually only ever go for 1 day of.

3) yeah, I knew that much, religious angle. that's actually one of the reasons it sparked my interest.

Yeah, kinda gotten used to the false advertising but it still irks me at times.