If you've ever received a "Violation Notice" email for "solicitation" is that a sin?

Nawt a sin for receiving the notice. But it sure is a sin for shameful reporting of it when it purely doesn't exist.

I get that all the time, especially if I post a hyperlink to something.

Well, I had a strange experience shortly before my grandmother died in 2000. She went into the hospital for tests, and though she was expected to stay for a short time there, complications developed and she ended up being there for over a month. No one in the family expected her to die, though. However, I had a strange experience one evening when I took a nap on the sofa in my mom's living room. When I woke up from my nap I looked at an old black and white baby picture of my grandma that was hanging on the living room wall. For some reason, the face in the picture seemed almost ALIVE! That's not to say that the image moved or talked, but it somehow seemed almost alive. I found this VERY unsettling, because I knew that my grandmother was still alive and I was hoping that this wasn't an indication that she was about to die. I told myself that it was just my imagination, but unfortunately, she died unexpectedly not too long afterwards. Maybe it was a just a figment of my imagination that turned out to be coincidental, or maybe it was something else. I don't know.

If I'm soliciting, I HOPE to get violated.

LOL, Isn't that the whole point of "solicitation".

Just like being "violated", it sounds a lot more sinny than it actually is.

You've broken Yahooweh's commandments, but he/she/it is a false god, anyway.

; )

Many I received by oversight.

Wow, no, I haven't.

I must work on that. I was threatened once with getting arrested for indecent exposure....I argued that there is nothing indecent about *my* body.

Didn't get the ticket....imagine that. :) :)

You can solicit me anytime.

As long as you're not down on your knees.

I guess it is against YA