>I've seen some of the comments floating abot, about the idea to have a
>central place for everyone to post particulars about their cars, it's
>modifications, history, etc. My thoughts are, What a wonderful shopping
>list for someone looking to steal a car. He/she can search for the exact
>one they want, maybe just for a part or two. Yeah, I know it'll be password
>protected, but you know what, so was the DoD, NASA, and DoE systems.
>Finding something on the net that is protected is just like waving a red
>flag in front of the bull. Hackers just gotta try. And I am convinced that
>none of us has more expertise than the gov'ment. Something as simple as
>having the License plate number showing, or the vin number might point a
>person to a DMV database which gives your home address. Opps your car is
>gone?
>
>Well, While I have a pretty nce Tiger, I want to keep it, so I wont be
>posting mu info to any public data base even though it is supposed to be
>private.
>
>my 2 cents worth.
>
>plus what Steve said about not telling what is bad...
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>L.E. Mayfield
>124 Maximillion Drive
>Madison, Al. 35758-8171
>256-837-1051
>
>DrMayf(at)AOL.com
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>
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>rational thought is bug free!"
>