Author: odell hall
Date: 16:58:53 11/14/99
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On November 14, 1999 at 19:31:16, Pete Galati wrote: >On November 14, 1999 at 19:15:37, Lanny DiBartolomeo wrote: > >>I am totally amazed at the amount of people who misunderstood this post, >> He was not talking about giving it away, or else "don't they want to make >>money" and "I thought programers were money movitated" would not've be brought >>up. >> Now the thread got carried away with people insulting and saying in more ways >>than one it was a dumb post, He tries to explain this and now it builds to a >>point were of course he is going to be pissed and reply to a response indicating >>his post as stupid, now here comes the we want moderation. Well if the post was >>read correctly to begin with it wouldnt have gotten to this point, >>Yes his wording was too strong "almost criminal" and he knew it was so he said >>"mabey this is too strong" but the spirit of the post says (I want to buy the >>strong chessprograms which are not for sale.)Odell if i am wrong then please >>tell me , this is what I read. >> please people re-read the post taking out the almost criminal and want to >>control there program. I dont want to see this end with someone else that has >>good posts getting kicked. > >However it was taken by everyone, he sparked a great deal of discusion, I think >that is good even if he was missunderstood, it should be considered a good post >if nothing else, because everyone had something to say, so I don't see a big >problem. > >Pete The problem is I don't enjoy being called insane and stupid, especially when it's from people who do not take the time to read and understand what I wrote. Which I think was incredibly clear. As I mention money twice in the first paragraph and the last. The real point though is even if my post was stupid, no one has the right to say so, Such post should have been immidiatley rebuked by the moderators. This did not happen!! If the moderators do not condemn such statements than they are in effect supporting them.
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