Author: Peter Davison
Date: 04:58:57 10/06/00
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On October 06, 2000 at 00:17:08, Ratko V Tomic wrote: >> Just don't post here anymore, if you want to leave. > >The two ways are only superficially similar. There should be a button equivalent >to "unsubscribe" where you're off any list, any count, any emailing, any future >CCC statistics or contacts. Moderation decisions have to have measurable >consequences. If a set of moderators and their decisions results in instant >halving the membership count, that stimulates changes toward improvements, in >individual moderators and in the whole system. Merely withdrawing ones >contributions doesn't have nearly as positive effect. There is no way at all to get your password and username removed. If you ask them, they won't do it. I have a good deal of evidence for this. I think it is a power issue. The only way that your password and username get zapped is if they zap you. This process is reserved for them only. You do, however have an option which is to post your own username and password to the board, in which case, they will disable it very fast indeed. After you resigned via this method you will, of course, be banned for at least six months, although I didn't see any charter point concerning this. A strange case of shutting the stable door after the horse has bolted. And confirming that their power to zap you is so jealously guarded that they reserve their strongest effective condemnation for those who remove it from them !!!
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