To what degree do you think this board is monitored?

Answer 1

I don't know Moulder

Answer 2

I personally do not believe the YAT monitor any of the boards very much, if at all. They seem to rely on others to police the site for them. That being said, I do believe that there are some members who report abuse who are taken more seriously than others. It's strange how certain users are continually being deleted, while others who post eerily similar content remain day after day.Who knows, I may be paranoid, but I wouldn't put anything past a yamster.

Answer 3

I think the "shadow government" monitors YA constantly - they may even post leading questions designed to draw out the real deviants. I can picture **** Cheney using the data to recruit twisted right-wing wackos for his evil projects.

Answer 4

When one continuously reports people..

they monitor the reporter intensely..

Answer 5

Constantly. That's why there are the abuse buttons. It is a self monitoring forum.

Answer 6

The twelfth degree.

Answer 7

Intensely.
on a scale of ten...fourteen.

Oh and don't accept any prizes (if you get the email) the CIA will knock your door down.

(kidding about the last bit...I hope)

Answer 8

Israeli Spying: The Mother of all Scandals
http://www.whatreallyhappened.com/motherofallscandals.html

It is discovered that US drug agents’ communications have been penetrated. Suspicion falls on two companies, AMDOCS and Comverse Infosys, both owned by Israelis. AMDOCS generates billing data for most US phone companies and is able to provide detailed logs of who is talking to whom. Comverse Infosys builds the tapping equipment used by law enforcement to eavesdrop on all American telephone calls, but suspicion forms that Comverse, which gets half of its research and development budget from the Israeli government, has built a back door into the system that is being exploited by Israeli intelligence and that the information gleaned on US drug interdiction efforts is finding its way to drug smugglers. The investigation by the FBI leads to the exposure of the largest foreign spy ring ever uncovered inside the United States, operated by Israel. Half of the suspected spies have been arrested when 9-11 happens. On 9-11, 5 Israelis are arrested for dancing and cheering while the World Trade Towers collapse. Supposedly employed by Urban Moving Systems, the Israelis are caught with multiple passports and a lot of cash. Two of them are later revealed to be Mossad. As witness reports track the activity of the Israelis, it emerges that they were seen at Liberty Park at the time of the first impact, suggesting a foreknowledge of what was to come. The Israelis are interrogated, and then eventually sent back to Israel. The owner of the moving company used as a cover by the Mossad agents abandons his business and flees to Israel. The United States Government then classifies all of the evidence related to the Israeli agents and their connections to 9-11. All of this is reported to the public via a four-part story on Fox News by Carl Cameron. Pressure from Jewish groups, primarily AIPAC, forces Fox News to remove the story from their website. Two hours prior to the 9-11 attacks, Odigo, an Israeli company with offices just a few blocks from the World Trade Towers, receives an advance warning via the internet. The manager of the New York Office provides the FBI with the IP address of the sender of the message, but the FBI does not follow up.

Falls Church, VA and 911
http://www.angelfire.com/mi/smilinks/FallsChurch.html
The following outfits have locations in Fairfax County, VA (location of Falls Church * see links at end of text - taken from this link):

Boeing Autometric, Inc.
Booz Allen Hamilton
Mitretek Systems
National Imagery & Mapping Agency
National Reconnaissance Office
Northrop Grumman Information Technology
SAIC
SI International
The MITRE Corporation

Answer 9

By yahoo, by the White House, by the terrorists? By whom?

Answer 10

I hope it is. There are some people who make outlandish remarks. Some are bad enough that the Secret Service would be interested.

Answer 11

By Yahoo? Not sufficiently or responsibly enough yet...