ATTN: Yahoo Users and Yahoo Group Members - Important!

[Scott]

Leroy, Please excuse my candor here. But Jim has been a contributing
member of this and other forums, long before you started to post. I
am not sure when you joined this forum as I am not a moderator of
this forum. My bet is he has been a member long before you as well. I
for one take exception with your comments. HE CERTAINLY IS NOT "SOME
NUT", and being a Viet Nam vet has nothing to do with his post, or
the "netiquete" of this forum.

ScottB
86FC35
SC

--- In WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com, "Leroy Eckert"
wrote:
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> Whew: Hi there big brother. Hey Mike, you see this? Here we are
talking about nuts and bolts and some nut tells us to watch out.
Crazy. Wonder if the guy is a Viet Nam vet. I am.
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> Leroy Eckert
> 1990 WB 40
> Niceville, FL
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> ----- Original Message -----
> From: Jim Owens
> To: WanderlodgeForum@yahoogroups.com
> Sent: Wednesday, August 23, 2006 5:40 PM
> Subject: [WanderlodgeForum] ATTN: Yahoo Users and Yahoo Group
Members - Important!
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> I recently received this info and I successfully opted out
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> Just thought I'd share, in case you dont want to be tracked.
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> This is a onetime post and I will NOT be reposting.. I apologize
if I
> violated any posting rules, just thought all Yahoo Group members
had
> a right to know.
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> If you belong to any Yahoo Groups this is important information:
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> Yahoo is now using something called "Web Beacons" to track Yahoo
> Group users around the net and see what you're doing and where
you
> are going similar to cookies.
> Yahoo is recording every website and every group you visit.
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> Take a look at their updated privacy statement:
> http://privacy. yahoo.com/ privacy <http://privacy. yahoo.com/
> privacy>
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> About half-way down the page, in the section on cookies, you will
> see a link that says web beacons.
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> Click on the phrase web beacons.
> That will bring you to a paragraph entitled "Outside the Yahoo
> Network."
> In this section you'll see a little "click here to opt out" link
> that will let you "opt-out" of their new method of snooping.
>
> Once you have clicked that link, you are exempted.
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> Notice the "Success" message on the top of the next page.
> Be careful because on that page there is a "Cancel Opt-out"
button
> that, if clicked, will *undo** the opt-out.
>
> This link is a direct link to their privacy statement and will
also
> allow you to adjust any other options you wish to have or not to
> have.
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