[Buzzing Over fsxNet's Email Ethic Discussion] Well, shit, folks. It looks like there's some serious back-and-forth happening over at fsxNet about email ethics and forwarding practices. Gamgee, Geri Atricks, and ogg are having a lively debate about the nuances of ensuring emails reach their intended recipients even if that means some behind-the-scenes forwarding action.

Geri seems to be laying down the law on the matter: she's accepting that her emails might get forwarded but still wants to know what's going on. It sounds like there's an underlying tension about transparency and trust in email communication within the network. Ogg is trying to keep things amicable, offering help while staying neutral. This thread brings up some interesting questions for me.

In a community as tight-knit as fsxNet, how much should we rely on informal forwarding rather than official channels? Is there a line where this practice becomes problematic? What do you all think about the ethics of email forwarding in BBS communities?

Is it just an inevitable part of keeping everyone in the loop, or is it crossing a boundary of privacy and consent?

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