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Subject: Re: Moderation issue: Seirawan lost to Benjamin, loses lead with ...

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 07:46:13 10/09/00

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On October 09, 2000 at 08:37:40, Eelco de Groot wrote:

>On October 09, 2000 at 00:20:38, Jay Rinde wrote:
>
>>
>>Since what Bob Hyatt says is so obvious, I can only think that the issue is more
>>about Bob Hyatt than the issue he raised. I can't believe what I read! I could
>>run a CM what you want to call it, and head it up "Rinde beats Kasparov" in 24
>>moves.  Now, would that be misleading? I think this whole thread should be
>>dumped, since it is getting silly.
>>
>
>What is obvious to you is not so obvious to me. There is a difference between
>simply saying to Daniel "Hi, Daniel, you sure had me fooled there for a moment!"
>and making this a moderator issue, wanting to call into life a whole new class
>of subject headers for it.
>
>To me it is obvious that there is a difference, at least. To me the reasons to
>dump this thread are not nearly so obvious. Surely there was no intent on
>Daniel's part to place "misleading" posts and I can't see the need to bother the
>moderators with it. That's not what they are for.
>
>Just my opinion.
>Eelco
>
>

Nobody removed, threatened to remove, banned, threatened to ban, deleted,
threatened to delete, considered deleting, threatened to consider deleting,
or anything else.  I simply suggested that he pick better subjects.  I don't
consider it "funny" to read a "You fooled me that time" type of post.  Others
agreed.

All that was done was to ask him to change the subject to be more meaningful.
No threatened action if he didn't.  _just_ a request.

Talk about Dan's "tempest in a teapot", or "mountain out of a molehill"...

lots of outrage and dissatisfaction over _nothing_ since _nothing_ was done.





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