Re: [FROM ADMINS] Anh Ky-Anh's posting right suspended for a month

["Hung M. La" <hung_la@ibm.net>]

Hi  ca'c anh Dam Son, AiViet et al

I hope what I am expressing next is not violating any vnsa' rules.
I find that your decision wrt KyAnh posting including his follow-up remarks is too rigid.
However as said at the beginning, I am here to listen and to learn more than anything 
else.  I was born in the North, growing up in the South, living abroad for a while now.  I 
understand we do have differences.  In my humble opinion, with all the understanding, I 
am still a tad taken aback.

Cheers
Hung   


On Thu, 6 Mar 1997 16:36:34 -0600 (CST), Dam Son wrote:

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>Subject:  Anh Ky-Anh's posting right suspended for a month
>
>Dear Anh Ky-Anh (kyanh@ix.netcom.com)
>
>The admins have decided to SUSPEND YOUR POSTING RIGHT FOR A MONTH 
for
>intentional posting of a politically sensitive message to VNSA, which
>violates VNSA rules and could be easily interpreted as a violation of
>Vietnamese law. 
>
>You should not try to post to VNSA during this period, otherwise you may
>be unsubscribed from VNSA. 
>
>Again, we ask our members to contact the admins whenever there is a doubt
>on whether the message you intent to post violates VNSA rules. 
>
>Thank you for cooperation and understanding in this matter. 
>
>VNSA Admins.
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>On Wed, 5 Mar 1997, Ky-Anh D. Phan wrote:
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