Author: Albert Silver
Date: 16:42:37 02/13/06
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On February 13, 2006 at 19:17:21, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>On February 13, 2006 at 19:14:13, Albert Silver wrote:
>
>>I honestly don't understand either resignation decision, nor agree with your
>>reasons. Then again, I didn't understand the feelings you felt regarding the
>>dastardliness of Vas, nor the need to protect CCC from him. But that's ok, there
>>is room for diversity in opinion, and as you yourself stated, we're all members,
>>and fully entitled to voice our opinions.
>>
>>People are going to agree and disagree with you. Always. It's normal. What I
>>think is wrong, is to allow that to determine not only your level of
>>participation, but of your enjoyment as well.
>>
>>I honestly can't imagine CCT being better off without you, and I would be
>>*astonished* if even so many as 5% of the participants thought as much. I also
>>don't think the moderation team is better off without you, despite the brouhaha.
>>I'm sorry you've taken this so close to heart, and would suggest taking a few
>>steps back and putting things more into perspective.
>>
>
>
>As a note, I _really_ didn't take Peter's comments to be directed specifically
>at Vas, or any other specific person.
So I've seen stated here, but what else is one to think of:
"His (Vasik's) conduct on this board is what I have a problem with. Nothing
more. It is disgusting"
And that is one of several. Seeing no mention of commercial programmers in
general, and only one name, I saw no reason to presume it was meant to be
representative of others as well.
Albert
>yes, the Rybka posts were the most
>noticable of late. But we went thru the same thing with free fruit and then
>commercial fruit, and probably others that decided to "go commercial" after some
>sort of free-ware success story...
>
>It's just been a recurring theme...
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