On 9/11/2015 6:30 AM, gareth wrote:
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I do not care for controversy, which is why I castigate those, such as
yourself, who feel the
need to resort to personal remarks instead of just joining in a discussion,
or refraining from doing so.

Well, I appreciate your desire to avoid controversy and especially your
willingness to breach that standard to correct me.

I would suggest that 99% of your posts would fall under the later of the
two options you list. Just say... nothing.

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Rick

En el artículo , rickman
escribió:

I would suggest that 99% of your posts would fall under the later of the
two options you list. Just say... nothing.

Oink, flap.

He's just starved of attention again, and like most attention whores,
doesn't care what he has to do to get noticed.

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AndyW wrote:
On 10/09/2015 21:47, rickman wrote:
This group was fairly quiet, even dead, for some time until Gareth made
a few posts designed to stimulate idiocy. I don't know what the man may
know about radio science, but he is a master puppeteer.


In U.R.A. there was a move to just stop replying to his posts,
particularly the baited hooks and it killed a lot of the noise in the group.
Some of the questions start off interesting but pretty soon descend into
name-calling or cyclical arguements and it is time to leave the thread.
Some of his threads are heading that way already.


Yes, Project Shun was a great success, we should resurrect it to kick him
into touch again.

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On 9/11/2015 8:55 AM, Stephen Thomas Cole wrote:
AndyW wrote:
On 10/09/2015 21:47, rickman wrote:
This group was fairly quiet, even dead, for some time until Gareth made
a few posts designed to stimulate idiocy. I don't know what the man may
know about radio science, but he is a master puppeteer.


In U.R.A. there was a move to just stop replying to his posts,
particularly the baited hooks and it killed a lot of the noise in the group.
Some of the questions start off interesting but pretty soon descend into
name-calling or cyclical arguements and it is time to leave the thread.
Some of his threads are heading that way already.


Yes, Project Shun was a great success, we should resurrect it to kick him
into touch again.

Please DO!

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Rick