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Subject: Re: moderation

Author: Wayne Lowrance

Date: 14:59:41 08/07/00

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On August 07, 2000 at 16:21:00, Peter McKenzie wrote:

>On August 07, 2000 at 10:24:45, Andrew Dados wrote:
>
>>On August 07, 2000 at 10:15:54, Mogens Larsen wrote:
>>
>>>On August 07, 2000 at 10:05:05, blass uri wrote:
>>>
>>>>I think that people should be allowed to discuss here in both cases.
>>>
>>>I agree.
>>>
>>>>I think 5 people is big enough to allow discussion about a subject.
>>>
>>>There's no lower limit regarding the number of participants or followers of a
>>>thread. A single individual has equal rights to pursue a thread by himself or
>>>herself, especially if the content is on-topic. Even off-topic threads by a
>>>single person are alright IMO as long as the duration is clearly limited and the
>>>content non-abusive.
>>>
>>>>I am not sure if there were more than 5 people who were interested in subjects
>>>>that I posted(for example Repetition code for TSCP) and I was not asked to use
>>>>email for this subject.
>>>
>>>Of course not, the subject was on-topic.
>>>
>>>Best wishes...
>>>Mogens
>>
>>Um... what I saw was a small joke by Peter about 'you two'... noone else got it
>>that way??
>
>Well spotted, but unfortunately I can't claim to having such a clever sense of
>humour!
>
>Really, I was just asking Daniel & Jorge to be a bit more thoughtful about
>posting a whole bunch of messages that add little to this message board.  I'm
>not asking these guys to stop posting, and I'm not asking them to stop posting
>about CM or CM books.  All I ask is please cut down on the sizeable number of
>posts with very limited content.  Some of these threads are surely more suitable
>for email, and others could easily be batched into a single large post.
>
>
>
>>
>>cheers
>>-Andrew-

That is a sensible statement said in that way. I have no problems with it

Regards /wayne



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