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Subject: Re: Time to pick new moderators. You might want to start nominations

Author: Bob Green

Date: 05:28:37 09/01/01

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On August 31, 2001 at 23:20:18, Dann Corbit wrote:

>On August 31, 2001 at 18:37:53, Bob Green wrote:
>
>>I am a month into this group, so this nomination is without the knowledge of the
>>issues that seem to be as deeply held as those that cause the tensions between
>>the Israel and Palestine...but with this preamble,
>>
>>I nominate Rolf Tueschen (rolftueschen@aol.com)since he seems to be someone who
>>would be inclusive, tolerant of diversity, search for equaniminity, and
>>selfless.
>
>It takes an interesting sort of fellow to bring that name to the fore.  I think
>you may have to be a member signed up for 6 months prior to CCC before elections
>(that's how it was last year) but maybe it will be different this year.
>
>Anyway, here is some interesting banter by Rolf over the past few years.  You
>may have to unwrap before using your browser, if the submission form bends the
>query line.
>
>Rolf is actually kind of interesting when he talks about chess (his banter with
>Ilya is an example of that).
>
>http://groups.google.com/groups?as_ugroup=rec.games.chess.computer&as_uauthors=Rolf%20Tueschen&num=100&as_scoring=d

Mr. Corbit,

Thank you for the list of examples of Mr. Tueschen's responses which support my
nomination, I think, for the reasons I specified.

Much of the banter here and correspondingly on RGCC seem to be flames over
(minor?) editorial issues steeped in a series of long-but-not-forgotten issues.
Much of this is now incomprehensible to someone just joining this communitee of
uniformly interesting and informed thinkers.  But the animosity level is very
high - and to the extent a moderator can quell this by their actions and
statements then I think we should support such a person.

Inclusive tolerance of diverse opinions could not hurt in calming the waters it
seems...both here and in any political activity.  Again, Mr. Tueschen (or some
other person of similar bent) would be my choice for moderator.

Who would you suggest and why?

Best regards,

Bob Green



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