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Re: LUGNET Posting Policy Update
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lugnet.admin.terms
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Date:
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Tue, 11 Jan 2005 03:17:34 GMT
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cjmasi@*nogarbageplease*rcnSAYNOTOSPAM.com
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Frank Filz wrote:
> Christopher Masi wrote:
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> > Is the following reason, really a good reason for discontinuing sn
> > individual's access? I would have thought that the best way to stop "a
> > should be dead thread" is by not responding to it. Why not let people
> > ramble if they are not offending anyone? (Pleaes cc to my e-mail
> > since I
> > do not follow lugnet.admin.terms.) All of the other reasons seem like
> > such good reasons for suspending access that this one falls just a
> > bit flat.
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> Sorry that you don't follow lugnet.admin.terms. It's generally considered
> bad ettiquette to post to someplace and ask for an e-mail response because
> you don't read that forum... Perhaps someone else will forward this to you
> if you don't stop by and check for responses...
Yes, I understand that, and I am probably alone in my opinion, but I
think that if an initial post is important enough to be placed in a
given group, then the thread should live in that group. I am not a fan
of having to chase discussions around to different groups. I might be
mistaken, but I didn't part of this thread break off into
lugnet.admin.general? Then again, I also use my knife as a backstop for
my peas.
> The problem with just ignoring people who won't let go is that there is
> always someone new who responds and triggers another beating of the dead
> horse. Now I suppose there might be something to be said for punnishing
> those who don't read several posts in a thread before responding (so that
> they see the "this horse is dead, please stop beating it" post from an
> admin), but the real culprit is the person who just can't let go.
Again, I have to wonder so what? Beat the dead horse. If I find the
thread that annoying I could just filter it. Is an undying thread more a
problem when using the web interface, where an an undying thread keeps
taking up space and cannot be filtered?
[snip]
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> Frank
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Again, I was just thought that someone who doesn't know when to stop
talking (me right now for example) doesn't seem to be in the same league
as someone who is abusive and profane.
Chris
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| "Christopher Masi" <cjmasi@*nogarbagepl...e*rcn.com> wrote in message news:IA4uH8.I2t@lugnet.com... (...) A few points: First, by that logic, the announcement groups should be open to discussion. Also, people should feel free to conduct all the (...) (19 years ago, 11-Jan-05, to lugnet.admin.terms)
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| (...) Sorry that you don't follow lugnet.admin.terms. It's generally considered bad ettiquette to post to someplace and ask for an e-mail response because you don't read that forum... Perhaps someone else will forward this to you if you don't stop (...) (19 years ago, 10-Jan-05, to lugnet.admin.terms)
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