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Subject: Re: Moderation:insults

Author: Micheal Cummings

Date: 22:48:36 11/16/99

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On November 16, 1999 at 22:55:14, odell hall wrote:

>On November 16, 1999 at 17:00:44, blass uri wrote:
>
>>On November 16, 1999 at 15:16:36, odell hall wrote:
>>
>>>On November 16, 1999 at 10:23:42, blass uri wrote:
>>>
>>>>I see sometimes things like these:
>>>>X insults Y and Y respond by insulting X.
>>>>
>>>>I think that this behavior is not productive.
>>>>I think that both sides should be warned not to do it.
>>>>
>>>>I think that criticizing behaviour of someone should be allowed only if it is
>>>>without bad language and based on proved facts.
>>>>
>>>>It is better before posting something negative about someone to send him(her)
>>>>an email to be sure that there is no misunderstanding.
>>>>
>>>>Uri
>
>
>
>  Hi Uri
>
>     You are probally correct that emailing the moderators is the correct way to
>handle abuse. To be honest although I have used this option once in the past, I
>feel very silly.  I feel like a sissy who can't resolve his own problems(forgive
>me for the word sissy). I think a grown man should not have to run to the
>moderators for every little thing.  Personally for the two years I have been
>here I have seen very few post that I would consider offensive. I think CCC
>generally has pretty good behavior, now RGCC is a different story. There are
>some things in human nature that we just cannot be shielded from,.  Sometimes
>you have to accept that there are going to be arguments and disagreements. In my
>view only blatant profanity, and a direct attack upon the Person, or ability of
>a member should be deleted. Everything else I would allow and encourage.  My
>post was controversial, because it contained a vieled critism of the actions of
>some programmers, nothing was blatantly offensive. It was in complete compliance
>with CCC rules. Ofcourse if the moderators did not agree they would have deleted
>the post. However in retrospect I probally should have been more careful in how
>I worded it leaving out the criminal word. What would not be taken Literally
>elsewhere, is often taken very seriously here , this group is hypersensitive,
>after being here for two years I should have realized that. And, Ok I am not the
>greatest writer in the world? I don't need to apologize for that  do I?


If you want a possible offensive post removed then what is "sissy" about asking
for it to be looked at ?

I actually have no trouble with your recent posts, cause I have not read them,
so I have no idea what was said.
I did complain and did email the moderators about a thread in which you and some
other member started to abuse each other and you then went on to use some words
which do not have any place in here. The one you said to remove your password
from CCC

I do not think this is being hypersensitive. But many saw that particular post
and that is something you should apologize for. As for the rest, well I have not
followed those threads, thus I have no opinion.

You cannot blame being a poor writer for that little mistake. You should of just
ignored it, cause people who make poor posts and abuse other people are looked
down upon anyway, there is no reason to prove a point in this regard.

I just do not see the fun, nor point in pointless fights, when people know the
resulting post will be deleted, and from that point on that person has a
reputation of being a trouble maker.



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