Author: A. Steen
Date: 15:44:18 11/23/05
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On November 23, 2005 at 15:19:05, Peter Skinner wrote: >On November 23, 2005 at 09:53:36, William Penn wrote: > >>Ordinarily I ignore such things because getting on the bad side of a moderator >>is not wise... :) I didn't notice your particular message. However I have >>noticed that one of the moderators is apparently going hyperbolic recently with >>some debatable but clean messages deleted. Nothing to do except vote for a >>different moderator next time. >>WP > >The only messages I have removed lately were pertaining to A.Steen Clarification (i.e., statement for the sole purpose of avoiding misunderstanding or ambiguity due to a _misreading_ of the above) The thread Mr Skinner deleted certainly pertained to me. It even bore a reference to me in the Subject: line. The thread was not started by me. It was started to insult, troll and defame me, and to drive me off the board (the latter was virtually explicitly stated within it) Therefore Mr Skinner's reference to it should be read with that understanding. :: snip :: >While some "decent" posts were deleted, the entire thread that [it] >belonged to was removed. Unfortunately it was the way it had to be done to stop >the problem from continuing within [that thread]. This is a very accurate statement. If I was asked to expand on it, I would say the "decent" posts were one by Djordje and some from myself. The indecent posts were the rest. >Both threads also generated quite a bit of moderator emails. > >And if you would like to vote for a different moderator next time, please do so. From what I have seen so far, Mr Banks and Mr Skinner seem to have the stuff that moderators need to have. For those who think there is even a picogram of sycophancy in the above statement, I invite them to read some of my posts. "It just ain't my way, dude." >Peter There is enough off-topical discussion on this board, so I won't contribute further to such. Best, A.S.
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