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On Fri, 02 Feb 2007 13:04:50 -0500, Michael Coslo
wrote:

If
I am to merit expulsion for rhetorically tweaking a nose, I may as
well murder them with panache.]

Always good with maple syrup.... psst, Richard, you spelled pancakes
wrong ....

Ah Mike! C'est un bon mot.

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R. Scott wrote:
"Nate Bargmann" wrote in message
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On Thu, 01 Feb 2007 21:11:09 -0600, Mike Coslo wrote:

Not in question. Richard might agree with me that his rejected post was
just a sneak preview.
Of what, exactly? So a new group is planned that will be moderated. Big
deal. The other groups are still wide open for anyone to post. I don't
see the reason for alarm.

- Nate

The reason for their alarm is they know people will go to the Moderated
group to get away from their
crap they are posting, thus they then wont have anyone left to hear their
drivel. The self imposed
importance thus will go away and they will be once again left to what they
really are.


As the person who was once accused of being the "nicest person in
rrap". I can say

Wrongo!


Find out who is posting what before you go accusing people. Perhaps
accuracy is not important to you, In which case rram might just have an
opening.

- beep beep and 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

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Richard Clark wrote:
On Fri, 2 Feb 2007 16:47:20 GMT, "R. Scott"
wrote:

The reason for their alarm is they know people will go to the Moderated
group to get away from their
crap they are posting, thus they then wont have anyone left to hear their
drivel. The self imposed
importance thus will go away and they will be once again left to what they
really are.

Two amazing things about this:
1. It's taken 25 years to figure it out;
2. It hasn't happened yet;
3. They have to ask permission to see if it sounds like a good idea?

This is second in competency only to the Department of Homeland
Security: "All Katrina victims, assemble for your safety at the Sport
Coliseum. Busses, food, and water will arrive someday. Excuse the
bathrooms that are out of order and use the hallway."

Actually I encourage the development of a moderated group, they
deserve it. I can imagine some of our erstwhile visitors moving there
to author 1000 one entry threads. It'll be like a virtual hair trap
in the tub.


Your "one post thread" statement got me to wondering. If the moderator
doesn't like any of the answers to a question, do they "moderate" the
answers? (I'd use censor, but I fear I may have been abusive of the more
delicate readers here) Is the moderator duty bound to m-moderate
incorrect answers?

Is there any legal responsibility in all this? Which is to say would
the cen... dammit! Moderator have any responsibility to block our posts
about charging up capacitors in school, and shocking people with them?
Are they leaving themselves open to litigation?

Would posts about Isotron Antennas be allowed??

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -

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Michael Coslo wrote:
Is the moderator duty bound to m-moderate incorrect answers?

One way to handle such is the same way as "editor's
note" is handled in technical publications.
--
73, Cecil http://www.w5dxp.com

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On Tue, 06 Feb 2007 08:41:25 -0500, Michael Coslo
wrote:

Your "one post thread" statement got me to wondering.

Hi Mike,

I would offer most threads I "start" tend to be very short, yes. This
one is a remarkable departure from that average - and hardly
monumental at that - and boring.

If the moderator
doesn't like any of the answers to a question, do they "moderate" the
answers?

Imagine the flame wars that the moderators would engage in, in their
own hyper-group if they got a posting to discuss "The Conjugate
Match."

73's
Richard Clark, KB7QHC

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Cecil Moore wrote:
Michael Coslo wrote:
Is the moderator duty bound to m-moderate incorrect answers?

One way to handle such is the same way as "editor's
note" is handled in technical publications.

Oy! I'm trying to imagine that, Cecil! Your long discussions with some
people when y'all are disagreeing with some small point comes to mind.
Seems like a moderator could do Editor's notes on your (or anyone else's
posts that would automatically "seem" to declare your ideas as wrong.

Yoiks!

- 73 de Mike KB3EIA -