At the moment I am feeling a bit like Capitano Alberto Bertorelli (seen below with Private Helga Geerhart, Lieutenant Hubert Gruber, and General Leopold von Flockenstuffen in an episode of 'ALLO 'ALLO).
A member of Wargame Developments contacted me for the password so that he could read the online PDF versions of the 2009 – 2010 issues of THE NUGGET ... and I managed to send it out to everyone on the Wargame Developments Discussion Group (WDDG) by mistake.
An eagle-eyed member of Wargame Developments spotted my gaff … and told me straight away. As a result I have had to change the password for the forthcoming year.
This would – in itself – not have been a problem except that about three hours ago – before the mistake was spotted – I posted the now defunct password to all the full and e-members of Wargame Developments.
As Capitano Alberto Bertorelli would have said “What a mistake-a to make-a!.”
A member of Wargame Developments contacted me for the password so that he could read the online PDF versions of the 2009 – 2010 issues of THE NUGGET ... and I managed to send it out to everyone on the Wargame Developments Discussion Group (WDDG) by mistake.An eagle-eyed member of Wargame Developments spotted my gaff … and told me straight away. As a result I have had to change the password for the forthcoming year.
This would – in itself – not have been a problem except that about three hours ago – before the mistake was spotted – I posted the now defunct password to all the full and e-members of Wargame Developments.
As Capitano Alberto Bertorelli would have said “What a mistake-a to make-a!.”
I noticed your gaff, but didn't take advantage of it because I'm good like that. I do hope that it hasn't allowed the less scrupulous members of the internet to plunder your bandwidth and resources? You have my sympathy.
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ReplyDeleteLuckily the gaff was spotted before too much damage was done ... and as far as I can see most people behaved like you and did not take advantage of the situation. Many thanks for that ... and for your commiserations.
All the best,
Bob