Author: Pete Galati
Date: 20:52:17 06/29/00
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On June 29, 2000 at 22:56:09, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >On June 29, 2000 at 22:00:45, Pete Galati wrote: > >>Saying things like "If you still don't like how the situation was handled..." is >>just a convenient excuse to not change anything about the wasy you're doing >>anything. > >I don't know if you're accusing me personally of this behavior or all of the >moderators. No, not at all, but I keep hearing similar ways to reason around a problem. It's the old, I was elected so I can do anything I want to, and it's justified because you voted me in. So saying something like "If you still don't like how the situation was handled...", that doesn't really fly with me. It doesn't end arguements, it only starts them with me. > >Personally, I don't care to stop threads for being off-topic and I don't recall >ever doing so. The lifespan of a post on this board is so short that off-topic >threads tend to take care of themselves in a day or two. I agree, you're right, they take care of themselves. That's why I get upset when it's not allowed to happen on it's own. To the best of my knowlegde you never stopped a thread for being off topic. > >I probably would have taken your side regarding the Linux distributions if your >e-mails to Dave hadn't been so rude. One thing I will not tolerate is disrespect >towards a moderator. > >-Tom I'd have to look them over again. I don't recall being rude. If I did get rude it would have been a result of being aggrivated by not being allowed to discuss the matter in an open forum. Pete
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