Author: Peter McKenzie
Date: 18:06:57 08/30/99
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On August 30, 1999 at 19:16:58, Fernando Villegas wrote: >On August 30, 1999 at 18:56:26, KarinsDad wrote: > >>One other note on this. >> >>Bruce sent a message to Thorsten and the other posters on this at my request (I >>was not able to send Email). >> >>Bruce's message contained my CCC to the moderators message to Bruce stating that >>Thorsten should feel free to re-post his message without the inappropriate >>statement. >> >>Thorsten replied back with a very rational and well thought out response where >>he did not complain about the deletion, but merely discussed it. He did not seem >>upset about it at all and did not re-post a modified version, so it appeared >>that the original post was not critically important to him. >> >>It is interesting that the original poster did not make a big deal about the >>deletion, but a third party person does, but that's life I guess. >> >>KarinsDad :) > >No, is not "life". It was another thing. The issue is not about the psyche of >Thorsten and his system of behaviour. You know: many people went to the gas >chamber in ordered columns. Nevertheless, nobody has said until now that, then, >all the "fuss" about genocide is a "big deal" made by third party persons. I do This analogy is complete rubbish. >not want another fight with you, Karinsdad, but I am scared to see that even the >choice of this or that word in a post can be scrutinized and considered wrong or >debatable or worthy of deletion. Maybe we should produce a dictionary of >accepted words and sentences here. >Fernando This might actually be a good idea. I suggest adding the word 'genocide' to that dictionary. Come on man, a message gets deleted - no big deal! If you dislike moderation so much, why bother with CCC? Frankly, I'm getting tired of your complaints - I much prefer your posts ABOUT COMPUTER CHESS. This post might get deleted, in which case I won't complain :-)
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