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Subject: Re: Three's a crowd?

Author: Don Prohaska

Date: 08:03:15 07/24/99

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On July 23, 1999 at 19:27:05, Bruce Moreland wrote:

>I think that every deleted post should be sent to the moderator email alias, by
>the person doing the deleting.  That makes sure that Steve and every moderator
>sees it and has a copy.
>
>Also, the person whose post was deleted should get the post back in the mail,
>and an explanation of why it was deleted.  Maybe the explanation will be that it
>had to be deleted because you referenced something that was deleted, which
>referenced something that was deleted, etc., but at least you won't think that
>you've either a) lost your mind because you can't find your post, or b) be
>scared to post again because you think you've done something wrong.
>
>This is not quite as perfect as instance communication amongst all three
>moderators, a debate, and a vote or consensus, because it's harder to undo a
>mistake than it is to decide not to make one.
>
>But it is probably a good practical compromise.  If the moderator made a big
>mistake it is likely that it can be corrected to a reasonable degree within a
>day or two.
>
>I haven't had to delete a thread, but if I do, I will take the time to make sure
>that everyone gets email.
>
>bruce

I think that the above is very reasonable and that is the way it should be. Don



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