Author: Micheal Cummings
Date: 19:05:12 11/06/99
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On November 06, 1999 at 10:05:29, Randy Schmidt wrote: >The latest "pissing" match between Amir Ban and Bob Hyatt is exactly the reason >that CCC was created. CCC is a forum where people can discuss their views on >things related to computer chess, without personal attacks, he said-she said >syndrome, et al. This is WHY CCC was created. Today, I cannot help but feel >that this forum is no better than rec.games.chess.computer. > >I try to read any post by Mssrs. Ban and Hyatt but lately all I get is a >diatribe of garbage. This has no place here. Why have the moderators let this >go on? STEVE....Is this what you envisioned when you created CCC? > >My suggestion: Take this to email or move it to the usenet, but do not continue >it here. This forum has a CHARTER against this hash-rehash-rerehash type of >posting. Nobody cares anymore and more importantly no one can follow it anyway! > In the long run, every poster will be remembered by the value of their >postings, not by how many arguments he/she won on a message board. >Has it ever occurred to "you" that it is impossible to win an argument in >cyberspace? > >My threat: If this continues, I swear I will do what it takes to get Larry Parr >to start posting here :))) > >Now that is an individual with ceaseless energy! Remember when you are posting things to do with moderation you put Moderation at the start of the posting :-) You, like me and everyone else who continues to complain and make points are just adding fuel to the fire. I wrote a post which used some strong words to stop things, and I even complained about my post to the moderators saying to get rid of the whole thread. And now we have some Bella person who has been here one day trying to push his morals upon the rest of us. I think someone should post about computer chess if they have not been here long and only when they get to know this place start to make public comments about the politics of this place. I personally do not like anyone who is new, walking in and making statements about how things are run. Even companies who bring in peeople to fix them are around learning and knowing the place before making serious changes.
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