Author: Peter Skinner
Date: 01:29:18 01/25/06
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On January 24, 2006 at 17:38:10, Tim George wrote: >I see you are very comfortable with your lies, why didn't you provide a link to >the comment? I said someone TOLD ME fornando had been making empty promises for >years, but ofcourse you knew that but deliberately left it out. I think that >says alot about your Chracter, you are a liar and I know personally alot of >people are frustrated and tired of you deleting every post you don't like. I >have a right to critize whoever I want. You cannot moderate human nature. Hi Tim, I can not comment on the alleged post about Fernado, so I won't. I will however put in my two cents about Graham's post about his thoughts on you being a former member that may have been punished in some way and are back to create problems. He is dead smack on. For a new user to know who removes what posts over a given period of time (seeing how you just registered on 01.15.06) would lead any normal person to the opinion you are just a new reincarnation of an old problem. You also seem to do _nothing_ but attack the moderators, and are about the 6th reincarnation of someone like "you" in recent times that does this. Our job as moderators is tough enough without someone stating that because we deleted a post that contained a personal attack against another member (it was me btw that deleted your post.. not Graham) it is part of some grand scheme to publicize some character flaw we have. Currently your posts are writing checks that your membership can not cash, so let me give you some advice: 1. Do not attack people. It is fine to criticize someone here, but don't attack them. You can engage in a healthy, heated debate and not have your posts deleted just because someone complains. Just this past weekend there were several complaints about one thread and I left it totally alone. The only people complaining were the three people actually attacking each other :) 2. If you truely are a new member, gain your own opinions. Just because a "friend" feels we are too harsh, sit back and see what we do and what we don't do. Graham is an extremely nice fellow. In fact out of the current moderation team, I would rate myself "Most likely to blow a gasket". 3. Apologies never hurt when you are wrong. It is something I have had to learn to do, and can be beneficial. *cough*youcouldalwaysofferonetograhamhere?*cough* I would like to see you stick around as I am always happy to see new people join and contribute what they can. Everyone can be useful here... can you? Peter
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