Milton don't start with the private email. Re: [governance]

[Norbert Klein]

Joe,

the way you are defining yourself seems you aim to exclude yourself:

some time ago you said something like "don't come me with arguments" as
you will not accept arguments - but a mailing list is about arguments;

now you accuse others of being elitist - but you write in Latin knowing
that there will probably not be many who can read it - so your own
writing shows you want to be elitist (which you disprove yourself by the
dirty language you often use).

Ridiculous.


Norbert

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Joe Baptista wrote:
>
> On 8/15/09, *Michael Gurstein* <gurstein at gmail.com
> <mailto:gurstein at gmail.com>> wrote:
>
>      
>     The kind of mocking/goading/personalized attacking behaviour
>
>
> do you read latin?
>
>     that is evidenced below
>
>
> No it is not. You need latin to understand it.
>
>     and by emails coming from several new members of the list is to my
>     mind unacceptable as it acts to intimidate/bully and otherwise
>     close off discussion and restrict participation.
>      
>     I would suggest that the co-moderators of the list introduce
>     arbitrarily or otherwise some limits on acceptable list behaviour
>     (attacks on the person not on the idea for example) and after
>     appropriate warning remove offenders from the list accordingly.
>
>
> Now would that mean Milton would be held accountable for his libel and
> slander. Since everything you have pointed out applies to him. Or are
> elitist intellectuals excluded from these arbitrary policies?
>  
>
>       This is not censorship, rather it is self-preservation and
>     necessary for the on-going effective functioning of this group.
>
>
> It's censorship. If it's arbitrary in any way then it's censorship. I
> think the filter guy has the better idea.
>
> Anyway - here I am feeding the censorship trolls.
>
> cheers
> joe baptista
>


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