The Observation Deck

As stated below in the Lakewood Observer Policies Section, oh wait, there are no Policies stated for the Observation Deck online forum, just for the Lakewood Observer paper:

http://lakewoodobserver.com/read/policies/

Who at the Observer Project can access my account? I think it should be openly stated who is logging into my account or has access to do so. Accountability matters.

Dan Ott
Jim O’Bryan
Observeradmin (please provide names of who has access to this login account)
Raul Montejo
Stephen Davis
DL Meckes
Jim DeVito
I know this list is not accurate, nor updated online, because it still contains Ken Warren’s name and listing so please provide an updated list.

People on the Deck wonder why city officials and other members of the community do not post or go online with the Deck – one simple reason could be that it is simply not safe. Jim O’Bryan, for example, has access to accounts as he has proven by him hacking into my personal account. Why would a city official, or anyone else for that matter, want to deal with a lack of online security, especially here on the Deck?


Below is an example of a screen shot of Jim O'Bryan replying back to a Michael Deneen post. Notice that in the "written by" line is Jim's name. Then you see the post from Deneen under the highlighted green. Then you see Jim's response post followed by his tagline.

Now, below is an example of a screen shot of a response from Jim O'Bryan to my post. Instead of it being "written by" Jim, it is still my original post with me as the writer. Notice you do not see my post in a highlighted green section, but you do see the highlighted green box from which was the basis of my response. Then you see Jim's response below my original post, yet still under my "written by" box. The post is finished with my tagline, not Jim's.


I believe that my account has been hacked, I cannot come up with another reason for it to appear this way.

Has Jim O'Bryan been in my account?
Have others been in my account? Others from the Lakewood Observer or outside of it?
How long has this gone on?
Has he been in your account? Have others been in your account?
How many accounts has he, or others at the Lakewood Observer, been in?

Is this acceptable?
Is this moral?
Is this legal?

This is troubling and concerning. A lot of questions still unanswered.

Here is the thread.
http://lakewoodobserver.com/forum/viewt ... 4&start=15

I seem to recall a little time back posting about why my account kept logging in and logging out without me doing it.

I inquired about it to the Observer. Jim replied with some smartass non-answer.

It all makes sense now. It was Jim or an Admin checking in on me. Coincidentally it was during an exchange between Essi, O'Bryan and myself.

Now I mention a lawsuit involving Jim and my account is investigated again from within.

This keeps getting better.

all of the above.

Corey Rossen wrote:I seem to recall a little time back posting about why my account kept logging in and logging out without me doing it.

I inquired about it to the Observer. Jim replied with some smartass non-answer.

It all makes sense now. It was Jim or an Admin checking in on me. Coincidentally it was during an exchange between Essi, O'Bryan and myself.

Now I mention a lawsuit involving Jim and my account is investigated again from within.

This keeps getting better.

I am occasionally logged out automatically. Usually it's after I access the Deck from multiple machines, and especially including my mobile device. I just figured it's a safeguard built into the system.
Hope that is helpful

Dan Alaimo wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote:I seem to recall a little time back posting about why my account kept logging in and logging out without me doing it.

I inquired about it to the Observer. Jim replied with some smartass non-answer.

It all makes sense now. It was Jim or an Admin checking in on me. Coincidentally it was during an exchange between Essi, O'Bryan and myself.

Now I mention a lawsuit involving Jim and my account is investigated again from within.

This keeps getting better.

I am occasionally logged out automatically. Usually it's after I access the Deck from multiple machines, and especially including my mobile device. I just figured it's a safeguard built into the system.
Hope that is helpful

Thank you for the possible explanation, it is all just shaping up too coincidentally for me at this point. I'm not buying it (not your reasoning, but the whole situational occurances).

Corey Rossen wrote: Thank you for the possible explanation, it is all just shaping up too coincidentally for me at this point. I'm not buying it (not your reasoning, but the whole situational occurances).

Illegally accessed your account?

Never happened, never will happen.

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Jim O'Bryan wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote: Thank you for the possible explanation, it is all just shaping up too coincidentally for me at this point. I'm not buying it (not your reasoning, but the whole situational occurances).

Illegally accessed your account?

Never happened, never will happen.

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So...legally accessed my account. Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

Who else has access, I'm still waiting for this and other answers?

Corey Rossen wrote:So...legally accessed my account. Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

Who else has access, I'm still waiting for this and other answers?

Never said that, either.

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Jim O'Bryan wrote:

Corey Rossen wrote:So...legally accessed my account. Got it. Thanks for the clarification.

Who else has access, I'm still waiting for this and other answers?

Never said that, either.

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Whatever

Right Corey,

Here's the thing, no one cares but you!

You may want to look in the mirror when you as about who is harassing who.

cameron karslake wrote:
Here's the thing, no one cares but you!

Thank you for helping me prove my point.