Author: Dann Corbit
Date: 17:48:32 12/29/99
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On December 29, 1999 at 19:26:22, pete wrote: >>What I hope for is that all of us can deal with the others in a civilized way. > ><snip> > >>0. Poster one calls poster two a "stupid noo-noo head." >>1. Poster three calls poster one a "poo-poo brain." > ><snip> > >>But perhaps both can be served if we act in a dignified manner and treat all >>posters (especially those we disagree with) with respect > ><snip> > >Now I am a little surprised ; I dealt with this in moderator email as I thought >this was the appropriate way only to find out now that it even got worse in the >meantime in public . > >So I see myself accused of not behaving "in a cicilized way" , calling someone " >a "poo-poo brain" " and not treating all posters with respect ... I did not accuse anyone of anything. *Sigh* It was supposed to be an example of what can happen. >Well , I re-read my original post that to some extent is unnecessarily >unfriendly and shouldn't have been posted anyway but this is still a little too >much : am I competent to judge about the knowledge of a 1800 player compared to >a 1500 player ? Well I see several quite reasonable arguments why I am . > >Again : I wouldn't have the slightest problem if a post of mine would have been >deleted for moderation purposes , but if you critizise me in public it should be >able to explain without feeling like a whiner which to some extent isn't true >now . > >Still the on-topic part remains IMHO : I think it is better to limit myself to >the most easy and non-controversial part here ; as rebel seems to be one of the >programs with better positional understanding it is simply insane to assume that >the programmer has a positional understanding of a 1500 player ; maybe I will >fall down on my knees in front of mr diepeveen if I see the first game of Diep >against Century which prooves me wrong.
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