An old pattern is repeating again that I do not quite understand. First I am banned from hell, then let back into hell (even though I did not go there) and then banned again.
I think the gates of hell should be replaced with revolving doors.
The fact the blog owner would go through all of this for an extremely tiney chat site among the tens of thousands of similar sites on the internet speaks for how wierd some people are on the net anymore.
Her members do not fare much better. Her blog numbers are consistantly low ( as measured by the comments section) when she writes articles of a "non-Murt" nature or where her members do not manage to insert a "Murt related" comment in an article that has nothing at all do do with me.
The LP memorial article is a prime example. That entire article and the comments that were added to it were a complete farce and a first rate example of yellow journalism.
This is not the first time that the, "you are banned" trick has been used. She has done this before. The last time this was done was preceded by a rather pecular "This site has been suspended by the host" webpage that went up. As the word spread about this revelation, a good number of pro-Murt posters went over there to see for thenselves.
They soon found out the true purpose of what I call the "suspended by host" webpage.
In a rather odd concidence, within a couple of days, virtualy everyone who viewed that link found themselves getting a "you have been banned" message from the blog owner by means of the same sort of webpage.
Anyone who did not visit the "Suspended by host" page, once it was taken down, was not banned as long as they did not post, or made any favorable posts regarding me.
There seems to be a repeat of this pattern, dispensing with the "suspended by host" webpage or something similar since the blog now seems to be able to read the ip address of anyone even looking around on the site or more likely, another way is being found for the blog owner to obtain ip information of those not welcome to the site for pre-emptive banning.
I can find no other explination how an ip address can be banned if it has never been to the website and the owner of the ip has never been to said website or otherwise been in contact with the blog owner.
Perhaps some hackers have provided the necessary information? It would be nice to know.
