I'm sure your intentions were nothing but pristine when you wrote your message. You just felt that the alt.spleen FAQ isn't worthy of publishing, and that I should take it down and never post it again, as a service to the rest of the Internet community. Well, what you sent me is a perfect example of what we, the people, commonly refer to as censorship. I had only good intentions in mind when I sent that message. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.
Most censorship is done with only the highest moral purposes in mind.
That sort of thing has no business here. These are all phrases uttered with good intentions. I'm reminded of a recent interview on a prime-time TV news magazine show with someone who ran a site with his own theories about the TWA Flight 800 disaster. Well, I say that it's exactly documents like the alt.spleen FAQ which show us the true value of the Internet, and teach us not to take everything that's published at face value. It's a lesson that you should have learned with books, magazines, newsletters and other published material.