Author: KarinsDad
Date: 13:42:43 07/05/00
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On July 05, 2000 at 15:52:17, Adrien Regimbald wrote: >Hi, > >>If 2 posters discuss about a subject and see that nobody is interested except >>them they can decide to continue to discuss by email but it does not change the >>fact that there is no justification to delete their posts here if their posts >>are on topic even if nobody read them. > > >I'm not saying that the posts should be deleted. I'm not saying that they are >off-topic. I'm simply saying that if the posts on a particular topic are >consistently just among a few select people and no-one else seems to be >interested in them, that those people are filling up our screens for no good >reason, and should take some initiative and move the discussion to another forum >and/or e-mail. > > >There are a lot of things related to computer chess that I discuss with people >via e-mail rather than here, mostly because they are private discussions between >me and a few other people. I could post them here, and they would be perfectly >on topic, but do you think it would be appropriate? I don't think so. If >everyone carried out all of their private computer chess discussions on the CCC >instead of via e-mail, the CCC would get so inundated with messages, that nobody >would be able to read the CCC anymore, and the CCC would most likely be unable >to cope with the volume. Since everybody else uses some discression in this >matter, why can't the CM personality posters do the same and set up an e-mail >list of interested parties, and take the conversation there? > > >Regards, >Adrien. The problem is one of who gets to decide which topics are on read/not read, interesting/uninteresting, personal/public, etc. You? As long as something is on topic, I see no reason it cannot be posted here on CCC. Personally, I could care less about comp/comp tournaments and NPS on given hardware per program. But what does interest me is technical discussions and positions that programs have problems with. But, I wouldn't dream of stopping someone from posting NPS if they wanted to. KarinsDad :)
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