Author: KarinsDad
Date: 15:01:10 04/18/00
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On April 18, 2000 at 17:23:26, Marcos Christensen wrote: [snip] > > Thanks for you comments, but those posts were intented to be provocative. Chess >Clubs are not a warm places for oversensitive people, it has to maintain some >interest with provocative articles, insights or different opinions. That are the >sauce of a succeded group. Credibility is good when you sells cars,and I have >seen most lost of credibilty than gains in this group. So why worry? > Best wishes > Marcos Christensen Being provocative is fine. And you are correct, this place would be boring if people didn't bring different articles, insights, and opinions here. But, there is a difference between being provocative and being insulting. People do not lose credibility here for being provocative. And, the credibility issue was not just one of whether this particular issue had merit, it was also one of whether this issue was worth losing credibility over. Disparaging remarks are generally frowned upon and doing it over how someone sets up their chess server account does not seem to make much sense. But, as you say, why worry about it if your reputation here does not matter to you? Regards, KarinsDad :)
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