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Subject: Re: RE-INSTATE SEAN evans

Author: Larry S. Tamarkin

Date: 12:27:13 09/04/98

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I also don't believe in the permenant banning of any individual - Its too
tolatarian! It is in the nature of free speech/expression, that some will make
outragous and incorrect claims and assumtions about others.  Anyone with common
sence can interpert the real truth on many diverse matters.  Also people who
have been attacked, usually have no problem(s) defending themselves, or having
other's come to their defence.

Perhaps one logical thing that could be done is to establish a time limit for
the banning of any individual, always with an expiration time.

Suggestion, 1 month first offense, 3 months 2nd offense, 1 year 3rd offense.
True, the moderators would have to do a lot more work, keeping taps on what &
who, and also notifying the offending party(s) why they were being temporarily
banned, quoting offending post where necessary.  But I think what we gain here
is a forum where contridictory views can be tollorated and also tempored to some
degree.

Lawrence S. Tamarkin
mrslug - the inkompetent chess software addict!



On September 03, 1998 at 19:13:26, Roberto Waldteufel wrote:

>
>On September 03, 1998 at 00:53:01, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>
>>On September 03, 1998 at 00:06:53, mick adams wrote:
>>
>>>On August 27, 1998 at 16:14:53, Danniel Corbit wrote:
>>>
>>>>On August 27, 1998 at 13:00:57, mick adams wrote:
>>>>>As a bona-fide member of this organisation i think you should consider the
>>>>>re-instatement of s. evans after a suitable period of exile.Say 3mths.?!
>>>>If you have a craving for lunatic raving, go right on over to r.g.c.c and read
>>>>his latest series of posts.  His demeanor in r.g.c.c has not changed one atom.
>>>>What makes you think he would behave himself here?
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>          Let me ask you a question Danniel,if Sean's posts are so universally
>>>regarded as a negative one-way street,why bother clicking on them?He may have
>>>played himself out,for the time being,but i personally(many reasons)believe he
>>>represents good value.Remember,my suggestion is 3mths.exile.
>>>
>>>                                                       'gards m.
>>
>>
>>
>>I would tend to agree, except for his behavior on r.g.c.c...  he is still
>>posting in the same style, with the same type of comments, as he was before.
>>Which means that 3 months would not find him any better-behaved than before.
>>
>>If there was some light shining in the tunnel that would say that he would be
>>a better member here, I'd vote yes in a second.  But watching his continual
>>attacks against ICD, and the moderators, and a few others, I'd say no, until
>>he grows up a bit...
>
>Perhaps some of us have short memories, but I seem to remember not so long ago
>that CCC went seriously downhill for a while due to a preponderance of drivel
>that had nothing to do with computer chess until the moderators took action and
>cleared out the dross. I don't recall seeing anything in Sean's postings here
>that was relavent, but I do remember plenty of libelous insults. When Mr Evans'
>account was closed by the moderators, I also recall that their decision met with
>approval from all those who chose to express an opinion here (thanks moderators!
>I was very grateful). If we relax now, I fear a rapid return to that unfortunate
>state of affairs. By all means let Mr Evans and his extended family rant and
>rave to their hearts content, but not here please.
>
>Roberto



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