Author: Fernando Villegas
Date: 16:19:14 06/29/00
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On June 29, 2000 at 17:30:24, Tom Kerrigan wrote: >We (the moderators) have been getting a lot of user feedback regarding Hans >Gerber. This afternoon, we finally decided to (temporarily) suspend him. The >process took so long because of disagreements between moderators, his reluctance >to identify himself, etc. I apologize for the "delayed reaction" and hope that >our action appropriately addresses everybody's complaints. > >-Tom Just some questions and observations: a) How much post are "a lot of feedback"? b) do you count as counter-feedback the post that does not ask you nothing against Hans Geber or whatever he could be? c) and by the way, why are you stopping thread short of completion as if in them we were telling dirty jokes? d) which is the proof and not the suspiction that Gerber is Tueschen? I do not want to be heavy, but some paranoids posts has been posted in the past -I myself, I have commited that sin- trying to dicover Chris Wittintong ego behind almost any new poster that happened to write so well or so sharp as Chris. e) I thought witch-hunting was out of fashion. f) Even if Gerber is a new Tueschen incarnation, so what? Did he kill somebody? OK, some people here does not like his post or the kind of post pertainning to this kind of real poster or supposed poster called Tueschen, but then what. I did not know a member was compelled to read everything. g) I am in this club almost from the beginning and so I know well about wars and threads and again I wonder, so what? This is not a chapel where kids sing Chritmas songs, this a club where grown-up people gather and talks and if somebody cannot resist the style of Mr X, well, he can go, he can just not read Mr X, he can answer, he cand do what he please. What he should not do is this school-shy-boy behaviour of asking "fa" to come to the rescue. Fernando
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