Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 08:18:33 10/22/00
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On October 22, 2000 at 10:36:55, Dave Gomboc wrote: >If somebody has a problem with their website, why don't they just email the site >maintainer, e.g. webmaster@kasparovchess.com? That will alert them to a problem >much sooner than any post here will, even after taking into account that >somebody from that organization participates here once in a while. Confirming that the problem isn't just a local occurance seem to be a logical first step. Since the person in question was already connected, using an available forum also seem logical. I probably wouldn't do the same but it's understandable behaviour nonetheless. >Speaking more generally, there are a lot of "very limited threads" around, and >adding yet another doesn't help. The subject line could (and IMO should) at >least have been prefaced with "OT:", "off-topic", or something similar -- which >at least provides some minimum level of courtesy to those who are not interested >in off-topic threads, just as the Mod: prefix I used for this messages indicates >to readers that this post isn't about computer chess proper either. There isn't a lot of very limited off topic threads around, so adding one doesn't really matter. You're right that an OT label should have been attached if the correct procedure was to be followed. However the subject line is selfexplanatory unless you have problems with the english language or a reading disability. In other words, not a big deal unless you're a prude IMHO. Mogens.
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