Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 14:13:48 12/18/98
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On December 18, 1998 at 16:22:33, Dan Kiski wrote: >As I was encouraged to particpate with the election of moderators and from >various e-mails to which I thank those persons for. Is it possible to have all >persons running for the moderator positions to post whatever there basic >conditions will be to remove a specific post. > >Ex 1: Will a member be able to e-mail them any concern over specific posts and >will they respond. Moderators email aliases are publicly known. You can always locate them by tracking down one of their posts, anyway. So you can mail them. I would make a personal decision to respond or not, depending upon the nature and content of the message. I have some people in an automatic killfile. If I get a mail from them, it would just go into my "deleted" folder. So in some cases, it is conceivable that I would never even see a mail that someone sent. >Ex 2: What type of language will be allowed, (naturally I am aware some of us >speak other languages than english). This is ambiguous. Do you mean foreign language or foul language? In any case, this sort of thing will be a judgement call for either case. Severe profanity would be bounced without thinking. Abusive speach might be tough to call, just on the basis of the words. Judgement call. >Ex 3: What is their philosophy on subjects posted that are not related to >computer chess. Bounce it or not. Judgement call. BTW, I am not campaigning for moderator. Though I will grudgingly fill the post if elected, I strongly urge everyone to vote for the candidates who will do the best job, of which set I am not an element.
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