Author: Mike Byrne
Date: 22:00:00 09/09/03
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On September 09, 2003 at 08:04:45, Joachim Rang wrote: >On September 08, 2003 at 19:57:04, Mike Byrne wrote: > >>I'm not here to be bad guy. As a moderator ,I was elected by ALL of you to >>uphold the Computer Club Charter for ALL of you. >> >>http://www.talkchess.com/ccc_charter.html >> >>Please note point 5. >>" >>Once a member gains access to the message board, he may read all messages and >>post new or response messages with the proviso that these new or response >>messages: >> >>... >> >>5. Are not of questionable legal status. >>" >> >>All of you agreed to the charter when you joined - that is the smallprint at the >>bottom. >> >>"I agree to all the terms and conditions above." >> >>If you no longer agree with the Charter - I am sorry but I cannot help you. >> >>Please note - many of the top commercial and amatuer programmers are members of >>little computer chess club. In fact, a few of them were original moderators >>when this club was formed a few years ago. How much participation would we have >>by our beloved programmers, who bring so much joy to all of us, if we allowed >>questionable activity - and we're talking cracked or patching software that >>allow users and , not just registered users, but any user who has an access to a >>CD and not pay for the privilige of using their software. >> >>Some chess programmers may make a fair living from chess programming, but most >>do not. >> >>I will uphold our Charter as long as I am moderator of our Computer Chess Club. >> >>I make no apologies. >> >>Best, >> >>Michael > > >the program might be of questionable legal status but a post referring to that >program is obviously not. > >So I can't see that you uphold the charter with this moderation activity. > >regards Joachim You have a point. You can talk about deadking all you want. Just don't link to it.
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