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On 12/5/2015 10:40 AM, Michael Black wrote:
On Sat, 5 Dec 2015, Phil Kyle wrote: On 05/12/15 12:16, Jimbo in the Borders ... wrote: I admit it ....I wasn't beat up ... I suggest ignoring Gareth for the rest of Dec. Not crowing about shunning, or talking around him, just plain ignoring his posts. YOu could just reply on topic, and then let the conversation go that way, instead of it always turning to the usual ruckus. Most threads he starts can be interpreted as on topic, and an excuse to post something on topic. If others joined in, these places would be better, but instead the usual crowd comes out and wants to "shun" him. I've never looked in the UK newsgroup, all I see is when what happens there falls out to the rec.radio.amateur.* hierarchy. Maybe there is a real grievance, maybe not, but out here, I see people more interested in attackhing him than talking about amateur radio. Unfortunately there are some who have legitimate gripes with Gareth. Those who he has sought to harm. They feel compelled to share their trouble in no small part to warn others how dangerous he can be. They sometimes post regardless of any bans or shuns. Then there are others who just can't resist piling on because it is fun. All in all this group has a very marginal signal to noise ratio. Sometimes the group is ok, but then a brouhaha will break out and the group is possessed by demons for a week or two. Then there is the ongoing discussion of how to deal with him. It also detracts from the small, but useful technical content of the group. So many people have opinions they wish to share about how to deal with the noise level, meanwhile adding to it just as my post has done. -- Rick |
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