Ed Dolan banned by Google for terms of use violation???

On Jul 6, 12:38 pm, "Edward Dolan" wrote:
"JimmyMac" wrote in message

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Readers,

Go to any of Ed Dolan's posts and click on "view profile" and you will
get the following ... "This account has been banned because it
violated the Google Groups Terms Of Use".

Could it be really be true that Google has scuttled the GRATE one ...
HEAD Dolan???

Google is feckless and irrelevant - just like you are. If they could not ban
Ed Gin, the criminal vandal troll who destroyed ARBR, how in hell could they
ever ban Ed Dolan the Great, the most benign influence ever to infest
Usenet. Jesus Christ, get a life you creep!



Usenet was the showcase for Ed Dolan's unharnessed ego. If one looks
beyond the superfluous, pleonastic gibberish of the ubiquitous equal
opportunity annoyer, one realizes that for Ed Dolan, the computer and
the Internet were merely tools tot fill a social void. By his own
admission, Ed lives detached in reclusive solitude, devoid of real-
life interpersonal relationships. Internet forums are Ed's cyberspace
playpen and serve as ersatz social interaction that only momentarily
disrupts his otherwise self-sequestered isolation. The sanctimonious
hermit had little more than ARBR from which to derive meaning in his
life. Usenet newsgroups (particularly ARBR) assumed an exaggerated
prominence in Ed's hierarchical order of relevance and emerged as the
source from which he garnered his sense of accomplishment and self-
esteem. Regardless of his expressed opinion of the readership,
without the lifeblood of the Usenet newsgroup audience to sustain him,
Ed Dolan had nothing and was nothing. How will he survive his
downfall ... not that I care??? Usenet forums in general and ARBR, in
particular, will profit from Ed's demise and his absence.

The above paragraph should have been broken up into several, but Mr.
McNamara will never learn how to write anything that anyone in their right
mind would ever want to read. Unlike the Great Ed Dolan, he writes only for
himself.

You errant opinion has been noted. A singular paragraph was
appropriate since the context contained within was of a singular
theme. As for my writing, I will allow your own words to counter your
own words ... "Jim, I am saving your post to My Documents. It is a
masterpiece! I admire your style enormously. I am taking notes and
hope someday to be able to emulate you."

Jim McNamara

Does anyone know where I can send Google a thank you note as a token
of my appreciation?

Yea, send it to the ether because that is where Google exists.

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota

"JimmyMac" wrote in message
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On Jul 6, 12:38 pm, "Edward Dolan" wrote:
"JimmyMac" wrote in message

oups.com...

Readers,

Go to any of Ed Dolan's posts and click on "view profile" and you will
get the following ... "This account has been banned because it
violated the Google Groups Terms Of Use".

Could it be really be true that Google has scuttled the GRATE one ...
HEAD Dolan???

Google is feckless and irrelevant - just like you are. If they could not
ban
Ed Gin, the criminal vandal troll who destroyed ARBR, how in hell could
they
ever ban Ed Dolan the Great, the most benign influence ever to infest
Usenet. Jesus Christ, get a life you creep!



Usenet was the showcase for Ed Dolan's unharnessed ego. If one looks
beyond the superfluous, pleonastic gibberish of the ubiquitous equal
opportunity annoyer, one realizes that for Ed Dolan, the computer and
the Internet were merely tools tot fill a social void. By his own
admission, Ed lives detached in reclusive solitude, devoid of real-
life interpersonal relationships. Internet forums are Ed's cyberspace
playpen and serve as ersatz social interaction that only momentarily
disrupts his otherwise self-sequestered isolation. The sanctimonious
hermit had little more than ARBR from which to derive meaning in his
life. Usenet newsgroups (particularly ARBR) assumed an exaggerated
prominence in Ed's hierarchical order of relevance and emerged as the
source from which he garnered his sense of accomplishment and self-
esteem. Regardless of his expressed opinion of the readership,
without the lifeblood of the Usenet newsgroup audience to sustain him,
Ed Dolan had nothing and was nothing. How will he survive his
downfall ... not that I care??? Usenet forums in general and ARBR, in
particular, will profit from Ed's demise and his absence.

The above paragraph should have been broken up into several, but Mr.
McNamara will never learn how to write anything that anyone in their
right
mind would ever want to read. Unlike the Great Ed Dolan, he writes only
for
himself.

You errant opinion has been noted. A singular paragraph was
appropriate since the context contained within was of a singular
theme.

Nope, break up your paragraphs. There is not 1 in a 100 souls on these
newsgroups who can cope with a paragraph by the great writer Tolstoy. Even
I, the Great Ed Dolan, have trouble with paragraphs that are overly long.
Always remember, there is no one on these freaking cycling newsgroups who
are reading you except fellow idiots. That is ever the source of my genius
and my karma to know this.

As for my writing, I will allow your own words to counter your
own words ... "Jim, I am saving your post to My Documents. It is a
masterpiece! I admire your style enormously. I am taking notes and
hope someday to be able to emulate you."

Mr. Jim McNamara is actually a very good writer if only he would discipline
himself more. Remember one thing, you must never write for yourself; you
must always write for others. Try to visualize others hanging on your every
word and you will not use so many.

Note how Mr. Tom Sherman of ARBR always leaves us wishing he had said more
than he did whereas you always leave us feeling like you said more than you
should.

Regards,

Ed Dolan the Great - Minnesota
aka
Saint Edward the Great - Order of the Perpetual Sorrows - Minnesota