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Multiple Posts // CommunitycozmoSep 16, 2001, 8:03pm
im sick of these people posting 3 posts in one day about the same thing.
Names that come to my mind are bodhi and jfk2. -- - Cozmo Of Cozmo-X (website coming soon) World: A'Dude jfk2 builderSep 16, 2001, 9:15pm
What makes you think i post more than 1 or 2x a day? lol
"cozmo" <b.nolan2 at verizon.net> wrote in news:3ba521c6$1 at server1.Activeworlds.com: > im sick of these people posting 3 posts in one day about the same > thing. Names that come to my mind are bodhi and jfk2. > > -- > - Cozmo Of Cozmo-X > (website coming soon) > World: A'Dude lord perceptionSep 18, 2001, 4:44am
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Jeez guys,
Have people forgotten about the killfile? If you don't like what they are doing / saying just killfile them. Looking back it seems the messages in these newsgroups are mostly dominated by discussion about newsgroup netiquette, how newbies are stupid, etc. I've observed about three people who are self appointed moderators of these newsgroup who seem to show virtually no tolerance at all and almost straight away report each newbie who fails to abide by the unwritten rules of the newsgroup to their ISP, AW abuse and if any, WebPages hosts. It seems when newbies are pounce on and called names, rather than told in a mature polite way, their wrong doings, they become offended and retaliate, and in turn these self appointed moderators return fire and the tension escalates, then before you know it the newsgroups are well a light with an inferno of flame messages containing nothing more than personal attacks and threats. Look, if some one does something wrong, or says something you consider to be stupid, don't jump to conclusions and start flaming them, Please. Just put forward your views on the subject in a rational way, by all means debate the topic, that is what these newsgroups are for, but please lay off the personal attacks and name calling such as "you bonehead" "you weirdo gnome". I suggest we collectively create a newsgroup FAQ / charter that can be posted regularly to the newsgroups detailing advice, tips, the rules, and the reason why these rules exist, so that the new comers are able to read them, understand why the rules exist and abide by the rules. If any newbie comes on and breaches them, just point them to the FAQ/charter. If the newcomer continues to persist in breaking the rules and/or is clearly intent on causing havoc after being told politely a number of times what they have done wrong. Then by all means report them AW abuse or better still, kill file them wing.Sep 18, 2001, 12:10pm
Sounds like a plan to me, except in the past when we've attempted to explain
why rules are in place, they've told us to grow up and move into the twenty first century and to "get a new ISP" Also, there has been an FAQ-type document with two editions already that gives descriptions on the NG regulars, perhaps this should be integrated? [View Quote] |