Petition for Mazdaspeed 6 in America/Canada
January-7th-2003, 03:29 PM
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Petition for Mazdaspeed 6 in America/Canada
I know there are rumors to get the Mazdaspeed 6 brought to America/Canada, but the other day I found this petition that someone set up to push Mazda even harder to get it in North America. I am signature #157. Help bring this wonderful car to our side of the Ocean. It takes no time at all.
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Mods if this has already been posted I am sorry, not enough time to check every thread about the Mazda 6 to see if it was
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Mods if this has already been posted I am sorry, not enough time to check every thread about the Mazda 6 to see if it was
January-7th-2003, 03:35 PM
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ok you do realize that you can get a possible 158 [as of now] peoples home addresses in full. I wouldn't just let that info slide around like that.
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
January-7th-2003, 03:40 PM
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Originally posted by Kincaid
ok you do realize that you can get a possible 158 [as of now] peoples home addresses in full. I wouldn't just let that info slide around like that.
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
ok you do realize that you can get a possible 158 [as of now] peoples home addresses in full. I wouldn't just let that info slide around like that.
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
January-7th-2003, 03:43 PM
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Originally posted by Kincaid
ok you do realize that you can get a possible 158 [as of now] peoples home addresses in full. I wouldn't just let that info slide around like that.
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
ok you do realize that you can get a possible 158 [as of now] peoples home addresses in full. I wouldn't just let that info slide around like that.
The signatures shouldn't be viewable like that to the public. Probably just names would be fine for the public top view. Why do we, not including malicious people, need to know even the postal code of zip code of a certain person? heh
do you burn phone books too.
January-7th-2003, 05:20 PM
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I co-own a web development firm and us and our 7 back-end developers and 9 designers know all about what can be accomplished with this.
I'm just saying that for this fact a lot of people won't sign it. Anonymity on the net is highly appreciated by people. That's all.
I'm just saying that for this fact a lot of people won't sign it. Anonymity on the net is highly appreciated by people. That's all.
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