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Subject: Re: a request

Author: Thorsten Czub

Date: 15:03:04 05/06/99

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On May 06, 1999 at 17:53:17, Bruce Moreland wrote:

>I don't feel at all bad about any of the cases where I asked for a post to be
>deleted, or asked for a member to be banned.  I did the best I could with that
>job and I don't have anything to be embarassed about.
>
>This place is not anarchic, it's something that is built into its charter, and
>that's fine with me.
>
>The situation now is nuts.  What has happened, I believe, is that since this
>current group was elected, Steve added a feature that allows any moderator to
>delete any post.

:-)))))

Aha !!

>Previously we had to ask Steve, which inconvenienced him, or inconvenienced Tim,
>or both.  There were periods, like at night, where we could do nothing, because
>nobody was awake to do the deleting.
>
>This was inconvenient, stressful, and slow, but it also served as a built-in
>check.  You couldn't just delete something and fail to tell anyone.  At least
>one other person knew about it, and since there is no sensible reason not to CC
>the other moderators, typically we all knew about it, and if there was a
>problem, someone could say something.
>
>The situation now is simply ghastly.  It's the difference between being handled
>according to a system with at least some checks built into it, and being dragged
>off to the gulag at three in the morning.


:-)))))))


>bruce

>PS: The first guy to be banned here was banned at your insistence, so I don't
>know what you mean by "you guys".

:-))))))

And it was still right to ban him. :-)))



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