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Subject: Moderation please, i think this should be a private discussion.

Author: Mathieu Pagé

Date: 17:03:34 06/23/04

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On June 23, 2004 at 12:50:04, Rolf Tueschen wrote:

>On June 23, 2004 at 10:53:42, Peter Ackermann wrote:
>
>>>However I would
>>>want to be interested if a German forum moderator or CSS team member would have
>>>comitted suicide because of a computerchess issue. But as far as I know this
>>>didn't happen so far.
>>
>>Vry bad taste to even consider such a question!!
>>As one moderator of a German forum (Schachwerkstatt) I can assure you that
>>computerchess is a hobby but not a question of life and death!!
>>
>>Peter
>
>
>Peter,
>
>long time ago you informed me about being a sociologist. But if that is true,
>you shouldn't take quotes out of context. Here I would never ask such questions
>out of the blue, but the truth is that it was "just" a comparison. So, my
>insinuation was NOT if someone could have comitted suicide at all but I wanted
>to clarify what were interesting IF at all. But _color_ wouldn't be interesting.
>That you are a mod yourself shows well on what intellectual level German fora
>are living. Either you misread me or you wanted intentiously do me harm. Don't
>worry people here in that international forum will know what you did. In both
>cases you should apologize to me. But also this is not what you can do just
>easily. Let's see how you will react.
>
>But there is still another aspect that the readers here should know.
>
>I agree with you that we are all in a hobby here and not war and death games.
>
>But if this is true, Peter, could you just explain why both CSS and also the
>famous non-commercial (haha) clique of Frank Qui. don't allow my participation?
>What exactly did I do to CSS forum members or the clique members of the ARENA
>forums, that the CSS team and also Quisinsky censor me? I can give you a partial
>answer: I did NEVER write anything hostile or insultive to any member of either
>CSS or ARENA. Why then the whole censorship. I can tell you another aspect.
>Thorsten Czub certainly isn't really a friend of mine. He does even accuse me of
>strange things at times, but in his forum he's democrat enough to tolerate my
>"sachliche" Messages.
>
>Isn't isn't allowed then to conclude that in our scenery or field we have some
>people who have not yet left their puberal period and who fight magic war games
>with ghoast enemies? Here in CCC Quisinsky didn't even give me the correct
>address for the ARENA topics, as if it were a secret secte. Why? If this is just
>about a hobby! Is it my fault that I am studied and that I therefore can
>criticise test practices? Is that a reason to censor people?
>
>You are the sociologist, so you have the knowledge to explain such nonsense and
>such scapegoating of more or less weakly educated people.
>
>But probably you didn't come here into this free discussion forum for
>computerchess to debate about computerchess related questions but you came to
>deop your opinion and then to chicken out like the CSS-WM-Test authors. So you
>are immune against further questions.
>
>Nice "hobby" activists... NOT.



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