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Subject: Re: I resign the Post as Moderator.

Author: Charles Unruh

Date: 13:16:27 07/25/99

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On July 24, 1999 at 09:33:25, Amir Ban wrote:
>>>alone and must get the opinion of the third moderator.
>>>
>>>This was my understanding of the rules, and they were followed with no
>>>exceptions that I can remember.
>>>
>>>It doesn't seem the present moderators have worked out any such procedures, or
>>>at least that's my impression from the posts in this thread. If they were
>>>following the procedures set above, I would consider Bruce's action to be
>>>illegal, since he should have assumed that Fernando, by posting what he did,
>>>disagrees with him, and he had to resort to majority vote.
>>>
>>>I think Bruce showed very poor judgement here. His action would not deserve much
>>>comment against an ordinary member, and would probably be perfectly justified,
>>>but for the moderators to start censoring each other does not make sense, for
>>>reasons that have nothing to do with the charter. What we have now can be called
>>>a constitutional crisis.
>>>
>>>Experience shows that the post of moderator needs quite a bit of talent for
>>>politics and diplomacy. I hope the voters will remember this next time.
>>>
>>>Amir
>>
>>Your comments show a lack of insight and/or thought, and perhaps some
>>vindictiveness.  That is self-evident to the casual reader, so no argument is
>>required.
>>
>
>I don't even know from which angle you are attacking my opinion, so it can't be
>self-evident.
>
>Why vindictiveness ? I think that part at least needs justification.
>
>
>>I am furthermore disappointed that, after so long an absence, you choose to post
>>on such an insubstantial matter.
>
>I don't consider this matter insubstantial.
>
>
>>  Really disappointing.
>>
>>Will
>
>I'm not thrilled to read your post either.
>
>Amir


 You tell him who's boss Amir!!



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