Author: Chessfun
Date: 18:20:20 11/26/00
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On November 26, 2000 at 18:00:23, Severi Salminen wrote: >On November 26, 2000 at 17:38:47, Chessfun wrote: > >>On November 26, 2000 at 17:35:28, Severi Salminen wrote: >> >>>>>Nice job. I'll copy it and have a look at it. >>>>>I'm still trying to get CM8k to play via autoplayer as yet no luck. >>>>>Thanks for posting it and please post the other games. >>>>> >>>>>Sarah. >>>> >>>>Oppss what to do with the other games....post on this thread?, new heading? >>>>or new thread?.....easy check our "netiquette" that'll tell us the answer !! >>>> >>>>Sarah. >>> >>>Well, it seems that you are not able to understand my point about the need of an >>>etiquette here in CCC. Well, at least I tried...not hard enough... >>> >>>Severi >> >> >>No I understand your point. >>But you don't understand that some people are just interested in posting >>their own things, they are not interested in following threads or following >>posting rules and regulations. In the case I cite above how is Daniel to know >>what to do? he is simply interested in playing his game, posting it and seeing >>what people think of it. >> >>Sarah. > >First of all Daniel has not done anything wrong, I just adviced him to post >messages belonging to the same thread to the same thread (I love english!). As >we don't have an etiquette the users must give advice - it is called helping and >I wanted to give advice to Daniel. Nothing more nothing less. Then you should have skipped the last sentence. And maybe upon reading it we could have all appreciated your concern. >Moderated forums are _not_ for people "just interested in posting >their own things" or people "not interested in following posting rules and >regulations". And I wouldn't say that Daniel belongs to that group. Rules are >not made to limit the freedom but to make things pleasant for everybody. An >etiquette would complement the rules (if everybody read them). I will definitely >give suggestions to an etiquette if Mr. Schwartz (sorry if I mispelled) or who >ever decides these things wanted CCC to have one. An etiquette would give ideas >on what to write to the subject line, when to start a new thread and so on. >These are not at all clear things to everyone - as we have seen many, many times >during past months and years. IMO an unnecessary burden to place on posters. Sarah.
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