Talk:Jonathan James

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Removed the fact that he did not actually change the website of bellsouth.com, but rather had acess to computers on the domain which led to someone else changing the website.

When did these hackings occur? there is no date when they raided his house.

[edit] ISS source code

moved comment to the appropriate talk page

[edit] Split of article

Why was this article about two different people not ever separated? I can't think of a single reason the two biographies should be stuck together, and lots of reasons they should each have their own article--not the least of which is to reduce confusion between two already similar people. Two guys named Jonathan James who are into computer security (albeit on different sides of the fence)? Yeesh.

Anyway, I've taken away all info regarding the American Jonathan James and spun it into its own article, Jonathan James (convicted cybercriminal), which is somewhat of an unwieldy name, but the best disambiguation I could think of. Also the cybercriminal half of the article was in desperate, dire need of some citations (how did this ever pass WP:BLP?) So I added a bunch, and added some {{fact}} tags where I could find no references for the information stated.

If anyone has any objections to this move, I'd like to hear them. Ford MF 03:40, 5 March 2007 (UTC)

[edit] Article move

Now that I think about it, I think it wouldn't be a bad idea to move this article entirely to Jonathan Nicholas William James, and start a disambiguation page here under Jonathan James. Thoughts? Ford MF 03:52, 5 March 2007 (UTC)