I certainly hope that as a TalkBoard candidate you are not saying that if a member made a TOS violation five years ago, it excuses all members from making that same violation today.

Besides, in the opening post of this thread, OzStamps wrote, "OK, I admit that I have posted here on FT other than as Ozstamps."

Onefreeman, have you posted here on FT other than as Onefreeman? If so, did you do so just yesterday as Mileshog?

Although as my signature line shows -- and has shown since the candidates were announced -- I am supporting five other people in this race, I am not at all happy with this kind of dirty electioneering. CameraGuy, I would expect you to join me in that.

It's not dirty at all. onefreeman is simply reminding all of the people who have had to live through that era how bad it was and shining a light to the newer members.

Not dirty at all.

Now, accusing another member of posting with a duplicate handle, absent any PROOF, that's dirty.

I have complete and absolute proof that Mileshog is posting under a duplicate handle: his own first letter under that name. Go and read it, it says that he has posted many times in the past (and is now "personna non grata") on F/T.

If he posted in the past and said so in the first post he made under the name of Mileshog, he is using a duplicate handle.

As to whether Onefreeman and Mileshog are the same person, that is the question I asked him.

They both posted from Central America, they both attacked OzStamps, they both have not been active posters here for years.

Very, very, strange coincidence? Possibly. But as I said several times in Omni when groups of people attacked the same person at the same time, I am always a bit suspicious of coincidences.

So, again, I am asking Onefreeman if he and Mileshog are the same person.

What was said in closing another recent bumping-up of another old thread that takes issue with member conduct applies here: this thread was in a blissful repose for many years and deserves to continue in that state.
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