Author: Timothy J. Frohlick
Date: 21:55:39 03/23/01
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On March 23, 2001 at 23:13:28, Chessfun wrote: > >While this may be a little late since over 600 votes have been cast. >I myself have not voted yet and I am interested in knowing the moderator >candidates views on the following questions. > >1) Would you as a candidate propose to ICD to implement any of the following; > If not why? >a. Stopping messages from certain domain names. ans. I am using Juno.com and Netzero.net for email. They are not totally anonymous though. I don't like Hotmail or Yahoo accounts with bogus names. If the bad boys keep using those accounts then we as a club should vote on it with the exception of the offending parties. >b. Stopping messages from known bad user IP addresses. ans. Yes! >c. Stopping messages with certain keywords in the Subject. ans. No! A small amount of vulgarity does not offend me. Guess it must be due to my 20+ years in the military. >d. Stopping messages from certain keywords in the Subject body. ans. No! Obvious ad hominem crap should be deleted. >e. Consider the use of a software program to achieve any of the above. ans. No! It would take the soul out of the club. I think that World Chess Network does this and it bugs the hell out of me. Too mechanical. >f. Online archives for member access. ans. Yes! But I don't think that all the messages need to be kept. Keep only the ones by Vincent Diepeveen or Fernando Villegas or other deep thinkers. > > >2) Would you as a candidate define what you think can be done at CCC > to improve it for the use of all members. And what items you would > again actively promote through ICD to have installed and/or implemented. > Such as reducing the current noise ratio. ans. Be friendly. Be helpful. Be constructive. You already do this so you are doing your best. > >To any that reply, thank you in advance. > >Sarah.
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