Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 08:44:15 02/05/05
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On February 05, 2005 at 06:29:35, Steve B wrote: >As a moderator,if you received a properly submitted compliant (on the Moderator >e-mail form)from a member objecting to the OT nature of these posts,even though >the posts relate to chess, but not computer chess,(as dicated by the >charter),how would you respond? > >Steve This is a very good question that I addressed in my philosophy. And I quote from it: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- On the subject of off topic posts. Over the years I have seen and been involved in some terrific off topic posts on the CCC. While the thread might not have the specific target of computer chess, the content can be quite informative. Posts relating to religion, politics, sports, or what color underwear you have on can be posted in the CTF forum where pretty much anything is allowed. Off topic posts about chess in general, the hardware used, and even technical problems are fine with me as long as the thread does not consume three pages of posts. There are many people with varying degrees of technical backgrounds and expertise on the CCC, but the CCC should not be used as your primary source of technical support. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- I hope that clarifies my position on this subject. Peter CCC Moderator Hopeful
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