Detweiler has mastered the art of offending people in cyberspace and 
actually brags about how many times he has been "executed" as a result (quoting 
the line, "Death is the ultimate form of censorship"). Here's an incomplete list 
of his numerous deaths and L.D.'s pattern of "going out with a bang, not a 
whimper". Detweiler also loved the irony that the cypherpunks, supposedly 
premier cyberspatial free speech advocates, were usually responsible for his 
terminations. 
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  <DT><EM>chaos.bsu.edu / Chael Hall</EM> 
  <DD>Chael Hall is a cypherpunk who runs a gopher server and a public domain 
  access site. L.D. signed up saying that he was interested in providing some 
  cypherpunk services, but used it as a buffer site to send anonymous mail 
  rants. Killed by Hall sometime in early 1993.
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>anon.penet.fi / Johan Helsingius</EM> 
  <DD>Johan, operator of the Internet's original, most widely used, and most 
  enduring anonymous server said he was forced to censor Detweiler after all the 
  cypherpunk complaints but that nevertheless he "sympathized". Killed him in 
  mid 1993.
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>lance.colostate.edu / Steve Dempsey</EM> 
  <DD>L.D. went to engineering school at Colorado State University and the site 
  administrator Steve Dempsey went out of his way to make an exception to the 
  rule that alumni were allowed to keep their accounts. Dempsey called L.D. into 
  his principal's office at least once after fright over supposed "death 
  threats" and "libel". This was the first time L.D. lost an entire account 
  although he transferred the files. L.D. managed to spam Usenet with bogus 
  Blacknet announcements through anonymous remailers in his last gasps at this 
  address. Killed by Dempsey in mid to late 1993.
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>acsn.colostate.edu / Gary Edelen</EM> 
  <DD>In the midst of dying at the engineering network, L.D. managed to get a 
  "commercial access" account at the university, for the first time paying for 
  his ranting. This account lasted perhaps 5 months before Edelen kicked him off 
  for "violating policy" after various cypherpunks complained. Killed by Edelen 
  in early 1994. Edelen did allow him to download his account files via FTP. 
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>netcom.com / Bruce Woodcock</EM> 
  <DD>Woodcock probably killed Detweiler as "tmp@netcom.com" in mid 1994. 
  Amazingly Detweiler apparently posted voluminous rants through the address and 
  it appeared he had found his haven, but eventually he was executed after he 
  satirized a Netcom employee's message. Woodcock et.al. claimed he "forged" the 
  signature. Rumor has it that even despite pleas Detweiler lost all his files. 
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>netcom.com / Bryant Durell</EM> 
  <DD>Durell censored the "nym@netcom.com" address, apparently another Detweiler 
  tentacle. For the first time Detweiler posed as a woman, "Sue D. Nym". 
  Apparently Detweiler only used the account to send out a massive anti-Netcom 
  spam as revenge against Woodcock. Killed in mid 1994. 
  <P></P>
  <DT><EM>???</EM> 
  <DD>Detweiler has probably lost other sites but divulging their location would 
  likely imperil his ability to "maintain his current commitments" or later 
  reappear again from the ashes. </DD></DL>