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Subject: Re: Mod:It's the moderators that should be apoligizing, not you. (no text)

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 17:10:24 02/12/00

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On February 12, 2000 at 19:17:42, stuart taylor wrote:

>On February 12, 2000 at 13:03:17, Bruce Moreland wrote:
>
>>On February 12, 2000 at 10:34:31, Jeff Anderson wrote:
>>
>>>/
>>
>>Oh baloney.
>>
>>bruce
>
>Why baloney? Isn't this a person who can offer much more to the public
>interest than we can offer him? Why reject it?
>  And is it too much off topic to have to reject such a thing?
>   Stuart Taylor

I was responding to the topic of this sub-thread.

Something started a Fischer thread and the moderators got rid of it.  This is
certainly a sane course of action, it's not like the moderators did something
completely bizarre.

OK.  Perhaps some people don't agree with what they did.  That's fine, the trend
is toward a free world, so this is allowed in the general case.  But there is no
reason for those who happen to disagree to get huffed about it.

If the moderators do something you don't like, and you think that what they did
was something that a reasonable person *could* do, that should be enough, and
the urge to respond indignantly should be resisted.  We voted, some people were
elected, and the rest of us should let them do their jobs rather than insisting
that the moderators be perfect proxies for every member.  They can't be.

Regarding the content of the base post, Bobby Ang might be in a position to tell
us all sorts of things about Bobby Fischer.  This is nice of him, but this group
isn't supposed to be about Bobby Fischer.  So I can *understand* why the
moderators got rid of the thread.

bruce



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