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Re: Market posts and TOS
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lugnet.admin.general, lugnet.admin.terms
Date: 
Mon, 14 Jan 2002 18:10:52 GMT
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Hi all

I think I need to reply to this with more than "sorry".
My first thought was that two words ought to suffice.
But where's the proportion in all of this ?
Yes, I've posted to the .market tree before, BUT have never really
digested that anything 'commercial' is disallowed out of it.
In this case I thought that people with special interests (like myself!)
would understand what I had to offer and that was the place to say what I
had to say.
To be honest I hadn't heard of marketplace-brickshops (that's true)
and for sure I owe the site-map a bit of reading.
Nothing more. Probably just laziness, nothing cynical.
I'm sure glad I didn't kill anyone.

As for :
> financial gain.

Well, at least those of you who know me might get a laugh out of that one.

> "It's hard to imagine that he doesn't know how people feel about market
> posts outside of the marketplace newsgroup"

Well, I think I do. Some people just love to row. Maybe there is a need for
another newsgroup.
How about lugnet.self-righteous-indignation, where I imagine some recent
posts might be more appropriate.

Ronan
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In lugnet.admin.general, Tim Courtney writes:
> In lugnet.admin.general, Richard Marchetti writes:
> > This is a pretty good example of how telling people where to post stuff
> > doesn't do much good.  I don't know Ronan myself, but I think he has been
> > around for quite some time.  The People listing shows that he has been a
> > lugnet member since 23-Nov-2000.  It's hard to imagine that he doesn't know
> > how people feel about market posts outside of the marketplace newsgroup.
> 
> This is too bad.  If he's been following LUGNET for this long, he does [most
> likely] know better.  This is exactly the attitude we DON'T need on LUGNET -
> people flaunting the charters and disrespecting other groups for their
> financial gain.
> 
> > I would assert the following on the subject:
> > 1. Ronan is primarily interested in his own needs as a seller.
> > 2. Ronan knows where to "properly" post his stuff.
> > 3. Ronan chooses to disregard others' feelings on the subject of where to
> > post his stuff.
> > 4. People telling him not to post in the wrong newsgroups is meaningless noise.
> > 5. Ronan obviously has and will most likely continue to post where he
> > chooses to do so.
> 
> If this is indee the case, it is a prime example of why we need a more
> active news administrator here.  This needs to be dealt with.  The TOS needs
> to be updated and the change announced, and these types of posts need to be
> dealt with by an admin.
> 
> -Tim



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<rwebb@enohspamaltavista.net> wrote in message news:Gpxx64.3FL@lugnet.com... (...) for (...) Or perhaps lugnet.people-who-ac...ugnet-turn ing-into-usenet? At least that's what my post was. Taking the previous posts as a hypothetical situation and (...) (25 years ago, 14-Jan-02, to lugnet.admin.general, lugnet.admin.terms)

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(...) This is too bad. If he's been following LUGNET for this long, he does [most likely] know better. This is exactly the attitude we DON'T need on LUGNET - people flaunting the charters and disrespecting other groups for their financial gain. (...) (25 years ago, 14-Jan-02, to lugnet.admin.general, lugnet.admin.terms)

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