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Subject: Re: Why does this forum have such a problem with interesting people?

Author: Rolf Tueschen

Date: 08:06:28 11/27/05

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Just for the record and to you as a challenge:

I asked Graham, the other moderator, to show me insults by A.S., then he replied
that they were all deleted. Then I repeated my question and begged him to show
me one single piece of evidence. He couldn't! And he explained that chessplayers
are known to be a bit eccentric and such. Steen hadn't had real insults in his
messages at all! But it was his special speech that was taken as insulting by
the members.

Mow I ask you the same. Give me a single little, tiny, mocroscopic insult by
Steen that you had deleted. Please.

But I bet, that you can't and this is the scandal in my eyes. Instead that the
moderation adopted the actual and much more elevated perspective of Graham they
supported the many against the isolated individual. Yes, I know, also a member
got his warnings. M.Drexel had said nonsense! loudmouth! and such things, but
what was with the fabulous and certainly anonymous Dr Debb Wael who ordered
Steen to consultate a psychiastric ambulance. That was long after the threads
had begun.

I have overflown ALL here still standing messages by Steen and I haven't seen
any insults nor belittlings.

But excuse me, it seems as if someone speaks out of his experience many here
can't tolerate it because, just because, it's something they didn't know or like
or understand. That would have been a first class possibility for mods to calm
the public uproar, that would also have been along the rules. But as I could see
you yourself, I dont mean you personally, have shown your irritation by yourself
denying his statements. That was a clear reinforcement for the crowd to feel
itself in the right. But they were all wrong!

If they had asked questions. Not about his profile or ranking or such but about
ehat he said and claimed and explained THEN everybody could have had a good
time.

So I conclude with the header above, it seems as if his class alone made him an
outsider and NOT his speech! Look, just take the perspective for a minute that
this was a GM, didnt we all made ouselves looking rather, well, outlandish? Just
think about that possibility. I dont say that I know for sure that it was the
case. But cant you confess a bit that you NOW see your own failures? Why should
he come back? To get crucified by a mob?

I can assure you this 100%. Such an event were impossible at a university. If it
happened it were the end of the career of the howling crowd. Have you lost all
respect for a dedicated human being, an expert of unknown level? Should such
someone at first give you a genetical code so that you could bureaucratically
admit yes this is so and so? Can nobody here see class as such? Why always
speculating who he was? If it were Short then you accepted his class but if it
had been - well, I dont think it was but only if - Whittington? Then all what he
had said were proven crap. Declared by our resident experts? Gimmi break!



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