Author: Marcos Christensen
Date: 15:13:56 04/18/00
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On April 18, 2000 at 18:01:10, KarinsDad wrote: >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 :) Hi! This ain't Matrix, man. The world is outside.
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