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To: Angel D who wrote (50547)	8/2/1998 7:46:00 PM
From: Just My Opinion	Respond to of 55532

Angel: I think there needs to be a clarification here. I do not remember the rules of SI prohibiting people from posting on another's membership. Why would they do that anyway, what do they care about that? However I think that if you do allow someone to post under your name, SI holds you responsible for the posts made. (have I made what I am trying to say clear?) Now as far as someone who is a broker, or is prohibited from posting in any case, (for wahtever reason) that is a different story, I would imagine. However it seems to me, that that is still no concern of SI's, (it is a legal issue, unrelated to SI) unless SI has prohibited the person who is secretly posting, from doing so. Then SI may, I guess, take action against the offending member. Gee, I almost sound like Perry Mason. Hahahahahaha