[PRCo] Re: Photo test

[Joshua Dunfield]

I really should let this rest, because there is no reasoning with you,
but somehow I still hope you will see the light.

On 19 April 2012 16:48, Dwight Long <dwightlong at verizon.net> wrote:
> Does it really matter where Ecartis put the removed photo?

Of course.  If it put it in an actual trash can that no one could
access, that would be a problem.  In fact, it puts it in a place that
anyone with an Internet connection can access.

> The whole point is that it has been excised gratuitously from the original email and is not available for viewing when one reads it.

It is entirely available for viewing, by clicking the URL.  You simply
refuse to click it.  You are like a passenger who goes to Track 8
because the Regionalexpress to Saarbrücken ordinarily leaves from
Track 8; when some problem (such as a delayed ICE) requires the
departure to be shifted to Track 10, you refuse to board the
train—even though Tracks 8 and 10 share a platform.  Then you complain
to DB that your train must have derailed into a trash can.

-j.