While searching for backinfullforce on various lessor search engines, I came accross one that doesn't seem to respect robots.txt. It also archives the pages it searches.

The following site may prove useful to those GL exiles wanting to id their posts to ask for them to be deleted.

See t_t_b here.
Here's Harlan.
Here's w4rmc47.
I'm not sure what jgabriel66's nym was but here's some of his.

It seems that the default way that comments are hidden on GrokLaw is in such a way that they are invisible to all but three classes of people:

1.  Those with moderator status

2.  The original poster when logged in

3.  Any machine coming from the IP that posted the comment.  (Confirmed this last on my home network where I tested from Linux and three different Win OS's using a number of different browsers.)

1.  The individual post is placed there by a moderator like br3n. (NOTE:  This means that PJ reply with the literal truth to someone asking about a deleted post by saying that she did not deleted the comment.)

2.  All posts from a specific user and/or IP address are automatically black-holed to this hidden status.  This would seem to be the auto-hide that Brenda talks about.

You did your best for the community as you believed in it.

You stood behind PJ and GrokLaw until you saw behaviour which was over your line, then you acknowledged the change forthrightly and honestly.

I said we all draw our own lines.  It's not even a case that our lines differ that much as to what our threshold of awareness is.

On SCOX GrokWars were in progress and I ignored them or in some cases defended GL/PJ where I felt it was just, but was only dimly aware that some people had issues, and in at least one case I acknowledged that it sounded unfair.  But I considered it a minor pecadillo and generally wasn't paying attention.

It was only after I and many others whom I respect on SCOX were denigrated slanderously by PJ that I became aware something at GL was very, very wrong. IOW, I too didn't wake up until slammed with a cluestick with an iron core.

Your support of GL was honorable and just.  You changed your position as you became aware of new facts and circumstances.  Many, probably most people fail to make that leap when it is required. In my case I made that leap because I was "pushed out".  

In your case you made that leap because of what you saw happening to others.  We have a phrase for that: moral courage.

Thank you for that and all your many other contributions!

 I came across this thread from Jan. 2004 containing comments to Lessig's post "Darl Fuds Again". It quickly turned into a "GL critics vs. GL defenders" thread, much like we see here and at the Yahoo boards. 'three blind mice's" tinfoil hat theories are provoking. PJ stops by to defend herself, but doesn't refute all the items raised. Using the info in the thread and public records searches turns up a lot of interesting information. I'll leave that as an excerise to fellow ip-warriors if they want to persue it though by not posting anything I've found.

Reminds me of the bumper sticker--
"If you can't change your mind, are you sure you have one?" or something to that effect.

Your work, thoughts and presence is valued.