Ok, I don't need to know anything else about this. this is weird. Hmmmm, I know my ignore button is some where. Hmmmmm, ahhhh, right here

Bringing up an issue like misspelling Pinehurst destroys credibility of our posts regarding REAL issues.That's my opinion.

How does one stay so negative?

@MooMaw: Right? It must be a miserable life.

I know I'm going to regret this, but what was the comment about the phishing? phishing (ˈfɪʃɪŋ)

— n
the practice of using fraudulent e-mails and copies of legitimate websites to extract financial data from computer users for purposes of identity theftAre you saying that the ACIA is now guilty of phishing?

I do not recall Astrokatz ever accusing any specific person on phising.

@happyasalarkIt wasn't Astrokatz, it was Posterguy.

Ahh, I was unsure of where the phishing comment came from. Thank you for answering. You all have a good day.

@Astrokatz said "trolling and phishing". Based on the context and the fact that no one has mentioned the security of financial info, I'm guessing he misused the term and meant something more similar to trolling/harrasment/internet stalking.I'm sure @posterguy knows that too but is latching onto anything that he can spin as negative.

@HumbleGirl: Thanks, HumbleGirl. That makes sense to me since I also noticed Astrokatz called this message board a 'blog'.

Phishing is very a specific unusually spelt word with only one meaning.This is more of the same from you-Like telling us Eagle Springs does not post the agenda when in fact they do.I know what phishing means it is a criminal act prosecuted under federal law as wire fraud.

@HumbleGirl: I agree. @posterguy is going to make a mountain out of a molehill any time he can.

Yeah it's hard to keep up with all the new lingo and slang of today.I frequently have to ask my kids what things mean.THOT
Ratchet
Salty
Thirsty
And so on

@Posterguy: In my opinion, we need to stick to the major issues here: no financial reports, members being thrown out of meetings, taking 'gifts of land', overriding ACC decisions. We have enough real issues w/o getting into the true meaning of 'phishing'.

Yes and the Atascocita Community Improvement Association board members have now added smearing people with accusations of crimes to that list.Federal LawsWhile phishing is covered under various state laws, there is no single federal statute that directly criminalizes this type of activity. However, there are broader federal criminal laws that do apply to phishing and other identity theft crimes. For example, because phishing involves solicitations that are usually sent over the Internet, the federal law against wire fraud is often used to punish phishing crime on a federal level.Phishing has only one meaning.