Re: What a riot

"dave weil" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> But our restaurant doesn't publicize our clientele in any case,
> for this very reason.

Any case, eh? So if a food critic eats there and gives favorable mention in
a newspaper, your restaurant would never publicly mention it?

I don't think so...

> And, since I occasionally talk about celebrities in my restaurant in
> this forum, it's ANOTHER reason why I've never confirmed the identity
> *or* named the restaurant that I work in.

This is an interesting dodge. It allows you to brag about your restaurant
using someone's name and yet deceptively claim that you've protected that
person's privacy.

Neat!

;-)

> You can drive around the issue of privacy all you want. I have to
> assume then that you feel privacy on the internet is a trivial matter.

It's not trivial to me. Unlike you, I've never mentioned the name of a
person who visited my work place (i.e., web site) unless they first
mentioned themselves in public.