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Subject: Re: Can we have a separate moderator's board or something?

Author: Tina Long

Date: 20:05:01 01/13/00

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On January 13, 2000 at 07:06:34, Tom Kerrigan wrote:

>A few posts I've read suggest skipping over the "moderation" threads. This is an
>option when I have my nice university OC3 Internet connection, but right now I'm
>forced to use a 19.2 modem. It takes forever to download the list of messages,
>and the ~100 "Moderation:" messages are not helping. Connection speed aside, the
>huge moderation threads are not making this bulletin board any clearer or easier
>to read.
>
>Would it be possible to set up a special board for such threads? People who care
>about computer chess can ignore this extra board. People who like soap operas or
>feel that their freedom of speech is somehow violated can ignore the computer
>chess board.
>
>BTW, moderators: if you feel like cleaning up the board, feel free to delete
>this message. It's not like it has anything to do with computer chess.
>
>-Tom

Hi Tom,
I've suggested this a few times in the past, more in sarcasm than anything.  The
Moderators reply was usually along the lines of "be patient, this will die down
soon".

These Moderation threads are a blight on the CCC board, but unfortunately they
shouldn't be legitimatised (sp!) with their own Forum.

There's worse to come, with new Moderation Elections approaching.

Our current moderators have done a great job, they don't deserve the rubbish
they are currently receiving, and I can't think who will want to take on the job
next time.  I truelly fear for the future of this place.



No win I'm afraid, we've just got to skip what we want to skip.



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