Author: Mogens Larsen
Date: 07:51:21 12/05/00
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On December 05, 2000 at 10:29:42, Robert Hyatt wrote: >Didn't the US Constitution thread have that same characteristic? No insults >or anything. Just a discussion about why some felt the electoral college >was obsolete, others not. Probably, I'm not sure as I didn't read all of it. The presense of the thread didn't bother me as I consider myself capable of deciding whether to read or ignore it. If the content was unconfrontational then why delete the thread. It stopped within reasonable time. Similar threads about other aspects of the same topic were not as gentle in content. Mostly posted by people who know nothing about the US and who's never been there. That should be stopped immidiately. >How to wait a while when demands for termination roll in via moderator >email? waiting -> inaction -> ignoring a request -> further complaints >-> more waiting -> more inaction -> heated threads demanding action ... If you find that the complaints are numerous and legitimate then terminate the thread. Given your profession, I think you're aware of theorem and proof :o). Just treat complaints like theorems and examine the proof given. Mogens.
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