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In lugnet.admin.general, Simon Denscombe writes:
> In lugnet.admin.general, Todd Lehman writes:
> > Larry's absolutely right: .loc.uk is for discussing things relevant to the
> > UK just as much as it is for people in the UK to discuss local stuff or just
> > to get to know one another, etc.
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> How is a morality debate relevant to the UK then? If I read many UK • newsgroups
> they just don't exist.
But what this is about
wasn't really a just general morality debate. It was also about
a specific Lego-related incident that occurred _in the UK_. Seems to me
to be sufficient justification for having it in loc.uk, even though I
personally didn't enjoy wading through the messages. Might be worth
also pointing out that a lot of people from the UK contributed to the debate
that you go on to complain about.
> Well something has to be done - before the 'invasion' there was no bad • feeling,
> no flamewars or anything - it was really friendly - then 110 debate posts
> appeared with a pointless morality debate although it contained a UK company • it
> should have gone to off-topic.debate or should a new group be created
> lugnet.debate for LEGO Debates.
Actually I have to say I may have missed some posts due to having been
away, but I didn't notice any bad feeling until _you_ posted this:
> Well we should just ban the US imposters subscribed to our newsgroup that'll
> cut down the traffic.
Still want to blame any bad feeling on the Americans? Perhaps we
should feel complimented that we obviously have such a great local
group that other people want to look in on it :)
Simon
http://www.SimonRobinson.com
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