Author: Tom Kerrigan
Date: 21:24:34 04/11/00
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On April 11, 2000 at 22:09:06, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On April 11, 2000 at 17:45:59, Tom Kerrigan wrote: > >>I think we've said what we're going to say about the judgment issue. I think I'm >>right, you think you're right. Fine. It was the moderators' call to make, maybe >>we made the wrong one, oh well. >> >>What you still haven't answered to my satisfaction is this: if the situation was >>so clear to you, why didn't you say anything? >> >>I was trying to determine RR's identity for probably 24 hours. You're saying >>that his identity (i.e., not Ossi) was clear to you immediately. So what were >>you doing the whole time? Were you thinking something like, "I know who RR >>really is, and the moderators don't, and they're making a big mistake, ha ha!" >>In other words, do you really like having big arguments with me more than you >>like to help your fellow man? Consider that a rhetorical question if you want. >> >>-Tom > > >It is easy to answer: (a) I was a moderator for an extended period of time. It >was time-consuming to handle the complaints; (b) I handle about 100 emails per Right, but you're not a moderator now. So that's not really a reason not to make a complaint. >day now, that takes a lot of time; (c) by the time _I_ read the post, you had So you "handle" 100 e-mails per day. What does this matter? Does that somehow make writing a short e-mail really hard? >already read it and responded to it. I assumed a little bit of knowledge about So I read and responded to it. But you say you knew I was making a mistake. What's to keep you from e-mailing the moderators and saying, "hey, you're making a mistake." The mistake could easily have been corrected with your input, but you obviously elected to complain about bad decisions instead. As for the rest of your post, I don't care. Like I said, you have your opinion, I have mine. Please drop it instead of repeating yourself. I can read just fine. -Tom
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