Someone please tell me this is a joke ?

[corinthum]

Barry:

> > Yep, I saw it too - with feelings of foreboding. And I don't 
think  
> > it's a joke.
> > ... to advertise your religious beliefs unasked is a very bad 
sign. 
> > It's a storm warning if someone does so and is usually a 
precursor 
> to 
> > aggressive proselytising.>>>

Jayne: 

> > She sounds spooky to me, too. I'm from New York, which is 
different 
> > from the rest of the country; most of the US is a little more 
open 
> to 
> > effusive religiosity.

Carolyn:

> I was so fed up about it I even asked Geoff Bannister what he 
> thought, and he agreed it was unwise to be so upfront, although in 
> his opinion the actual content of her posts was more New Age than 
> Bible belt. 


I'm sorry, am I missing something here?  I haven't had time to keep 
up with the main board lately, but I just went back and read Lee's 
last few posts.  Other than the verbose handle and a little poem in 
her signature, I see absolutely nothing to distinguish the content of 
her posts from the hundreds of other posters.  She hasn't preached, 
she hasn't tried to convert anyone, she hasn't even presented 
anything remotely controversial in her posts.  Suddenly she's an 
aggressive proselytizer, spooky, and unwise, all due to a harmless, 
pretty generic phrase?  Come on.

At the very least, could this be taken to OT-Chatter, where Lee could 
have the chance to defend herself?  All this has nothing to do with 
the catalogue.

-Kelly