The White House appears to have taken down the [email protected] e-mail address used to have people report fishy comments by other people about health care. But, the bounce-back when you send an e-mail provides an alternative address, to the White House “reality check” web page:
At the “reality check” web page, people are encouraged to report “myths”:
But once landing at the contact form, you are cautioned: “Please refrain from submitting any individual’s personal information, including their email address, without their permission.”
So the White House still is asking people to report information to it, and if someone just happened to include her neighbor’s name and e-mail address, well that would just be an unintended consequence.
So is the White House still running its fishy flag operation? Depends on what the meaning of “flag” is.
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They think we are just stupid.
It's a toss up whether they are more scary or more incompetent.
Nahh. I think they're covered. It's expressly stated not to send personal info. But they could have just did that before and avoided this.
OBAMA PULLS PLUG ON [email protected]…
White House spokesperson Katrina Stalinov held a press conference releasing the picture to the left and the following statement, " No longer report your fishy comrades to [email protected] wed site. Now report your non-fishy comrades to whitehouse.gov/realitycheck
Picture here, http://stopthepresses2.blogspot.com/2009/08/obama-pulls-plug-on-flagwhitehousegov.html
well I did enjoy reporting my spam messages. I just hope they clicked on a few links.
What a disgusting thing to be coming from the White House. It is of 1984 proportions.