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--- unlawfulbarorder [2018/04/11 03:20] – Manager
+++ unlawfulbarorder [2018/04/11 03:48] – [Break Down of Robert Spink's E-Mail Response] Manager
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 ===== Break Down of Robert Spink's E-Mail Response =====
 See: [[emails#conversationkevin_day_s_bar_order_appeal_-_2017_07_18|E-mail Conversation]].\\
+See: [[emails#conversationfollow_up_on_items_and_the_bar_order|Related Conversation]].\\
 <quote Robert Spinks, July 18, 2017>
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-  - Wait what? High Security? What High Security? Web Programming is **high Security**? Since when?
+  - Wait what? High Security? What High Security? Web Programming is **high security**? Since when?
   - If he is referring to having electronic access (that is disabled upon termination) is somehow justification for physically barring me from the University and All activities?
   - So...I can be dangerous at a McNeese hosted piano recital because I had access to a computer system? what?
   - Even if I did something electronically (which I never would and never did) a Bar Order does not do anything whatsoever to stop digital attacks and does not, in any way, apply to the scope of a computer.
   - The Bar Order does not prohibit electronic access.
+  - I never had any keys to the server room and the only keys I had were turned in to Charlene Abbott immediately upon termination so I cannot be of any physical threat to any //secured// room.
 <quote Robert Spinks, July 18, 2017>