Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 18:55:21 01/22/99
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On January 21, 1999 at 15:22:05, Dann Corbit wrote: >Moderators have not lost their right to free speach. I think it is *better* if >a moderator can remain uncontroversial. But a moderator should be just as free >to say whatever they feel as anyone else. They are free to say whatever they like, within reason, just like the rest of us here, can can only say and do what we are limited to say and do. > >Offering an opinion that someone is suspected of cheating is hardly a crime. >Maybe the guess was right, maybe it was wrong. But it is just one person's >opinion. Yes he can say that he suspect one person is cheating, but you do not have the right to name who you suspect is cheating. How would you like it if I posted a post that said "Dann Corbit Cheats in ICC" and within the post I wrote that looking at your games I suspected you of cheating, You would not like that would you. And since the moderators say nothing wrong with him naming that name on ICC, I can only assume that if I did nothing would happen because to them it is not a big deal. But I would not do that, because at least I know it is wrong. > >While on the one hand, we should not offend unnecessarily (he says, looking over >his shoulder at some old, smouldering posts) -- on the other hand, we should not >be so politically correct at all times that all we can say is , "have a nice day >-- have a nice day -- have a nice day." > >IMO-YMMV.
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