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Subject: Re: Absolutely Bruce's place to delete Fernando's post. NOT

Author: Robert Hyatt

Date: 08:38:51 07/23/99

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On July 23, 1999 at 02:42:34, hgkjhg wrote:

>you said Fernando's post was offensive, but even Bruce said it wasn't.  He just
>didn't find it interesting; so he decided it took too much space here.  Fernando
>also referred that if someone posted a stupid message, than everyone should just
>ignore it, that would be a proof that his message is really inappropriate.  And
>i don't see anything wrong with Fernando's message at all.  Bruce said that
>messages with subjects like fuck u should be deleted right away, but this
>message had nothing similar to that.  I find it more offensive to just erase a
>message in your face.  And you can't always talk about mtd and other stuff like
>that here - many people here don't even know how to play chess.
>There must be really something wrong with u if u find it cool to just sit all
>night long here and delete someone's messages.  You would've probably deleted
>his message if he wrote how much he regretted JFK's death.  When i stay up on
>the internet all night, i find it more amusing to visit adult sites, than bug
>someone.  I wanted to say so much more, but it's so late that i forgot what to
>say.


Remember that Fernando started a firestorm a couple of weeks ago with remarks
about women that could be taken the wrong way.  _those_ were technically not
offensive, as they contained no four-letter words.  But they _obviously_
offended some here, to the point that those offended had decided to not post
any more.

So just because it didn't include four-letter words, nor direct personal
insults, that doesn't mean it shouldn't be removed...  There are other sorts
of non-useful posts as well...

probably including most of this thread now that everyone has had their say...



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