Apparently I'm not the only one not believing that "Logos" did not misspell both my first name and my last name just "accidentally".

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You wrote:

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logos <logos@c2.net> writes:

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I have been unfailingly polite to you. Do you have it within your character to respond to me in kind?

Do you think spelling my last name "Vilus" is polite?

Polite, no. Accurate, and perhaps a "freudian typo"? YES.

Let me guess, O proud (if irony impaired) kook:

You're now an authority on on-line manners?

No. Logos thinks s/he is. :-)