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Subject: How about a detailed set of regulations

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 05:23:56 06/09/99


I am sure with all the brains that frequent this place, that a group or anyone
could come up with a detailed set of regulations, Detailing

1. What is acceptable and what is not in posting  in finer detail

2. How to handle member problems with moderation issues, maybe someone who could
give a final result on on a dispute between moderators and members arguments.

3. Details on penalties given for certain actions.

There would be many other things that I am sure people could find.

* We still have up in the air, accusing non members or people of cheating with
only their opinion as proof.

* What should be tolerated in non computer posts.

I am sure people could write down their ideas, and someone like Fernando could
put it together for steve to have final approval. and that way it could be fine
tuned over the next 2 months or so. and we can have a very details document
saying what will happen when members are bad, and what is acceptable or not. And
covering all issues

Instead of every time new moderators coming in, and what the previous moderators
found acceptable, could lead to being banned for the same with the new
moderators. This is unacceptable and members should be made clear as to what is
required in posting and topics.

Moderators need to moderate on a set of know rules, not make them up as they go
along. As we can see now, some nominees are more tolerant than others, to
confusing.




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