Like most thieves, you returned to the scene of the crime. It's ready to take all the legitimate mail you want to send, John. That's what it's for. It's a telecommunications computer that readers use to send electronic letters to the editor. Reporters use it to send in their stories from remote locations.
Funeral homes use it to send obituaries.
And people who want to tell me off use it to tell me off. But those readers didn't need to be told to behave themselves. They acted like guests in someone else's house. You acted like you owned the place. In legal terms, John, the computer system that you violated is nothing more than an electronic version of my newspaper office.