[OT] was Ubuntu has gone!

Res res at ausics.net
Thu Apr 23 23:09:56 UTC 2009


On Thu, 23 Apr 2009, Amedee Van Gasse (Ubuntu) wrote:

>> I couldnt give a rats about it, unless you are a moderator you have NO
>> RIGHT to dictate to ANYONE how they should type,
>
> * Dictate something?
> * Ask something in a polite way? Why or why not?

Why/why not?  Is this your list? did you create it? no, you did not, 
therefor you do not get to decide what is OK and what is not, nor do you 
get to enforce anything a moderator decides should be in a CoC, thats why 
moderators are called moderators, you, are no more important on this list, 
then anyone else, even a first day newbie, IOW, you have no official right 
to even ask someone to do, or not to do anything.

>> if you are so insecure and pathetically childish
>
> Why do you feel so strongly about this?

Because I'm sick to death of these self appointed net-cops trying to force 
their personal beliefs down others throats, on 2 lists (moderate volume) I 
moderate, I as do other mods remove without warning any self appointed 
net-cop, have done so for years, and lists are a FAR better and friendly
place for it, and in fact the only moderating any of us have had to do in 
the past 4 years, are to moderate the net-cops. I've also seen the same 
actions taken by mods of other lists that I'm just a normal user on, that
are moderate to far higher volume traffic.

lists that have moderators that do not moderate and let the rat-race carry
on the way like goes on here with self-importance tags some users here have
placed upon themselves to the point where they think in there delusional 
little world, they can tell others what to do, basically, is out of 
control, self policing does not work, because each 'cop' uses their own 
personal beliefs and morals and interpretation on any rules, and they 
only ever selectively try police any official rules, never applied with an 
even hand.

-- 
Res

-Beware of programmers who carry screwdrivers




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