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Re: Wrong Place
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lugnet.admin.general
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Thu, 4 Nov 1999 18:12:56 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Larry Pieniazek writes:
{{{SNIP}}
> > I trust that you, at least, understood my protest to be what it was:
> > Not condoing Jason's breach, but concnerend about the demonstrated
> > over-reaction.
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> To a certain extent, Lugnet(tm) is self policing. James, John and others
> are helping take a bit of the load off Todd, so he can concentrate on
> doing more good stuff for us, which is what he wants to do, instead of
> playing policeman, which needs to be done, but is no fun. Every minute
> he spends cleaning up messes is a minute he isn't spending with his
> beloved, or eating, or sleeping, or creating new wondrous things for us.
Concur that most of us are -extremely- busy people who make room
(at times with appropriate tools, such as a shoe-horn or 80%
dynamite <grin>) for our addiction(s), the original poster to whom
I reponded over-reached himself in both tone and ocntent. Thus my
response.
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> Now, maybe you weren't so keen on the way that John N. wrote his post
> but I thought it was about the appropriate level of response to a very
> very blatant disregard for Todd's private property.
Indeed? Whilst I do not dis-agree with the -need- for some form of
response, I do vehemently dis-agree with the tone of said response.
Unless and until this particular invidual to whoim I responsed originally
can not only match Todd's ability to comment but also include his
level of civility and humour, the substitution is -extremely- poor, IMO.
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> We are all guests here and as such, should abide by the rules. Followups
> to admin.general should you disagree.
Having in my time sysoped one of the largest WWIV/FIDO nodes on the West
Coast and moderated a very busy newsgroup, I understand the level of
frustration that can build up over misplaced posts. However, I do like
to think that on a first offence, I both did and would again react with more
humour and certainly without the 'slap to the face' that this person so
delivered.
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> To add my own oar to the din: Jason, factoree of mine, shame on you. You
> know better, and I'm disappointed in you. Please don't do it again.
Concur, and I mentioned this to Jason in email...when it belonged, IMO.
I value your opinions, Larry, and like to think that we both pass the
'resonable person' test from the legal end of the house <grin>.
Cheers,
Roger
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