[tor-talk] Explain yourself Conrad Rockenhaus
I met Conrad online in September 2013, not long after the Washington Navy Yard shootings. Which is how I remember when. He mentioned that he was serving in the Navy then. And I vaguely recall that he's posted on Tor lists about the military using Tor.
So you met Conrad on Grindr in September 2013, not long after he was supposed of been shot by the Washington Navy Yard shooter? Did you tell him during the Grindr date that he was lucky to be alive so he could bring us Greypony? I wish the shooter would of killed him because Conrad deserves to be dead because of the hell the Greypony project brought us since 2013. Was he top or were you top? Did you suck or did he suck? or did you both suck? Did you do a good little rim afterwards? Sent with ProtonMail Secure Email.
/r/jesuschristreddit/ WTF happened to attack the argument and not the person?
On 3. May 2019, at 11:42, Stirling Newberry <stirlingnewberry@protonmail.com> wrote:
I met Conrad online in September 2013, not long after the Washington Navy Yard shootings. Which is how I remember when. He mentioned that he was serving in the Navy then. And I vaguely recall that he's posted on Tor lists about the military using Tor.
So you met Conrad on Grindr in September 2013, not long after he was supposed of been shot by the Washington Navy Yard shooter? Did you tell him during the Grindr date that he was lucky to be alive so he could bring us Greypony? I wish the shooter would of killed him because Conrad deserves to be dead because of the hell the Greypony project brought us since 2013.
Was he top or were you top? Did you suck or did he suck? or did you both suck? Did you do a good little rim afterwards?
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On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 11:42 AM Stirling Newberry <stirlingnewberry@protonmail.com> wrote:
So you met Conrad on Grindr in September 2013, not long after he was supposed of been shot by the Washington Navy Yard shooter? Did you tell him during the Grindr date that he was lucky to be alive so he could bring us Greypony? I wish the shooter would of killed him because Conrad deserves to be dead because of the hell the Greypony project brought us since 2013.
Was he top or were you top? Did you suck or did he suck? or did you both suck? Did you do a good little rim afterwards?
This is going way too far and you should finally stop behaving in the way in which you behave. Stop this pointless witch hunt. If you intend to make further accusations you should stop hiding behind an alias. I kept silent all this time, but I already felt misrepresented by Old Man Tor's messages, who claimed to speak for everyone on this list. My hope was that these pointless messages would just wear off over time. While advertisements don't belong on this list, I would rather read an advertisement by Conrad over one of these pointless accusatory mails any day. If you are bothered by someone's messages, just add them to your killfile. Along those lines: I would be thankful if you could at least stick to one alias and not change it every week.
RE Greypony & Conrad. Those of us on the edge of this community do not have a clue what you are talking about and why there is so much animosity. We are listening to one end of the "conversation" , as when one's ears are assaulted by a loud phone user on the train. You may know each other and have had other experience that us bystanders are not privy to. Do I gather that some individual or teams are considered a risk to the Tor project? Cannot a poacher who turns gamekeeper (or the other way) be trusted? There could be mechanism to vet individuals who contribute. For an anonymity project is odd to see someone CV dissected albeit in the public domain. Any chance of a calm explanation of the issues involved? Or is it best we let this rest? Gerry -----Original Message----- From: tor-relays <tor-relays-bounces@lists.torproject.org> On Behalf Of Max Zettlmeißl Sent: 03 May 2019 11:14 To: tor-relays@lists.torproject.org Subject: Re: [tor-relays] [tor-talk] Explain yourself Conrad Rockenhaus On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 11:42 AM Stirling Newberry <stirlingnewberry@protonmail.com> wrote:
So you met Conrad on Grindr in September 2013, not long after he was supposed of been shot by the Washington Navy Yard shooter? Did you tell him during the Grindr date that he was lucky to be alive so he could bring us Greypony? I wish the shooter would of killed him because Conrad deserves to be dead because of the hell the Greypony project brought us since 2013.
Was he top or were you top? Did you suck or did he suck? or did you both suck? Did you do a good little rim afterwards?
This is going way too far and you should finally stop behaving in the way in which you behave. Stop this pointless witch hunt. If you intend to make further accusations you should stop hiding behind an alias. I kept silent all this time, but I already felt misrepresented by Old Man Tor's messages, who claimed to speak for everyone on this list. My hope was that these pointless messages would just wear off over time. While advertisements don't belong on this list, I would rather read an advertisement by Conrad over one of these pointless accusatory mails any day. If you are bothered by someone's messages, just add them to your killfile. Along those lines: I would be thankful if you could at least stick to one alias and not change it every week. _______________________________________________ tor-relays mailing list tor-relays@lists.torproject.org https://lists.torproject.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/tor-relays
Hi Gerry, On 03/05/2019 15:14, gerard@bulger.co.uk wrote:
Those of us on the edge of this community do not have a clue what you are talking about and why there is so much animosity. [...]
At best, this is off-topic conversation. These personal attacks are not welcome on our lists.
Do I gather that some individual or teams are considered a risk to the Tor project? [...]
While it is possible that a malicious actor could set up a relay, we have a team for handling bad relays that uses an evidence-based approach. You can read more about their work here: https://trac.torproject.org/projects/tor/wiki/doc/ReportingBadRelays Thanks, Iain.
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