Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 18:25:10 04/05/98
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On April 05, 1998 at 16:33:30, Fernando Villegas wrote: >In the dilemma between suffering flames and a cluster of >rules stablishing directly or not how many times you can be harsh, I >prefer the first thing. I don't care if anybody insult me. I can launch >my own broadside. I am adult enough and I have a very hardened skin. I >don't need to be protected by anybody and nobody needs it. Problem with >rules is that at last they are enforced and the result is or nothing or >an increasing lose of interesting people. I can deal with people calling me stuff, although it might make me a bit angry, but this isn't the place for this sort of thing. On r.g.c.c. there are people who are involved in the group for reasons that mystify me. Maybe they started out reading the group because they were interested in the topic, but when they started posting, all they had to say involved tearing down other people. This tends to eliminate the possibility of productive discussion, which drives some people away, and forces the rest to wade through acres of crud to get to the few interesting points that are left. The reason this group was founded was to eliminate this sort of nonsense. We all give up some of our freedoms when we post here, since there are people who can pull the plug on us, but hopefully this will convince people to be more civil to one another here. There is nothing wrong with this. I'll be the last one to argue against this. bruce
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