Author: Bruce Moreland
Date: 00:44:38 11/07/99
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On November 06, 1999 at 22:32:54, Micheal Cummings wrote: >On November 06, 1999 at 13:45:18, Bella Freud wrote: > >>On November 06, 1999 at 13:10:59, robert michelena wrote: >> >>>I don't know about the majority, but I am enjoying myself; such venom and bile >>>is touching. >>> >>>This is part of what goes on in life, folks. Competative individuals asserting >>>their point of views; calling into question the veracity of others. Seems fine >>>to me. So long as no racial slurs or vulgar terms are used, I see no reason for >>>the moderators to get involved. >>> >>>For those individuals who feel offended by conflict, to paraphrase Shakespere, >>>"get thee to a nunnery". >> >>I have discovered that there is a panel of moderators to whom I can complain >>about this example of GENDER SPECIFIC ABUSE. Any reasonable person may see that >>your "get thee to a nunnery" comment is targeted on me as a female personage and >>as a humiliating attack, wrapped up as, as usual, as a JOKE. >> >>I AM NOT AMUSED. >> >>Bella > >I must ask, you are new here ? > >the "get thee to a nunnery" is harmless. Just like the saying, "If you cannot >stand the heat get out of the kitchen" > >Yes I think it was gender targeted. cause you are female you got a female >specific quote. > >Maybe which happens here there is a confusion in the language. Some people do >not understand words or saying used by people from other countries and cultures. > >So getting back onto computer chess. What specifically do you like about >computer chess. maybe you can post some things you might think will contribute >to this place. > >We have had the female AND male debates before, they both get boring fast, and >is not really a place to air it in this forum. I am sure there are plenty of >gender abuse chat places you can find on the net. This is like watching a line of cars smash into each other in the fog. bruce
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