Author: Robert Ericsson
Date: 10:21:08 06/07/99
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On June 07, 1999 at 11:46:30, KarinsDad wrote: >On June 07, 1999 at 00:24:45, Harald Faber wrote: > >>I will make big efforts to no longer allow anonymous e-mail accounts here for a >>new period. Also for existing accounts via hotmail etc. >> >>Only exception: if someone with this account wants to stay, he has to prove his >>identity. > >As one of the few obviously anonymous posters here (there are some people who >just use one name or their first name) and after reading the posts here, I do >not think this will work. > >Too many problems, too much hard work for Steve's people, too many hard >feelings, too many innocent people hassled. > >I was originally for this type of idea for new accounts, but I think this will >not work for everyone. So, we have a moderator system and if the problems become >TOO severe, people should vote in moderators who won't put up with the nonsense. > >There does not appear to be a solution that either really solves the problem, or >does not annoy some of the members. So, at worse it is a lose-lose situation and >at best we have a status quo type of situation. But, I think that Harald's >proposal will lead to a lose-lose situation (unfortunately, it would be nice to >find a solution that made the moderators job easier). > >KarinsDad :) I fully agree. I changed my e-mail address to an account that I do not usually use for sending e-mail. Why? Because I don't want to be spammed by some member if things turns out wrong. CCC has moderators, isn't that enough? I think so. If you want to kill CCC: go ahead with this proposal. It really doesn't solve the problems with harassments anyway. And you can always bann people from posting with todays rules, can't you!? Is there a possibility of letting Members read messages but not being allowed to post at CCC? That could be a solution to the trouble makers at CCC. But personally I think the issue is a minor one. After all, most members here are discussing computer relevant issues :-) Robert Ericsson
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