Dear Mayor and Council members:
Last Saturday on December 8, 2012 in the morning and early afternoon I sent a number of emails or letters to you guys mostly asking for information or request for public records for a project that I am working on.
It looks like your email server had been modified to reject all emails that one person sends in a day after the 20th email is sent. It looks like that is a cumulative sum of 20 so if one email is sent and CC’ed to 19 other people then the system will start returning any emails that person sends after the first email.
I only sent a few emails to guys, and I guess because I sent the emails to the mayor and all the city council members that my limit of 20 emails was used up after the 3rd email I sent you guys.
That is because when you add up the mayor and 8 city council members a total of 9 emails were sent for each email I sent, so after the second email which had a total of 18 email addresses you started blocking my emails.
So I guess only two of the 9 people my 3rd email was sent to actually received the email and all other emails were trashed intentionally trashed by your email server.
So now I am sending you these requests for public records per Arizona’s Public Record law which is A.R.S 39 §121.
I suspect that you guys implemented this new policy to block make it more difficult for me to send you guys my request for public records. So my first request for public records to ask if that that true? Did you guys implement this new policy to make it difficult for me to make my request for public records by email?
My second for public records is can you send me a copy of whatever your new email policy is that blocks emails after the 20th email?
My third request for public records is can you send me copies of all the emails, letters or memos that were sent out to start this new policy.
My final request for public records is can you tell me which members of the city council were responsible for implementing this new email policy which bounces emails after the 20th email?
Thanks
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