Has the Code Of Conduct changed? ...again?

[Basil Chupin]

On 19/12/2010 21:30, Nick Edwards wrote:
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> On Sat, Dec 18, 2010 at 6:47 PM, Basil Chupin <blchupin at iinet.net.au 
> <mailto:blchupin at iinet.net.au>> wrote:
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>     On 18/12/2010 18:42, Nick Edwards wrote:
>     > The CoC is a toothless tiger" that are not members of the lists,
>     and,
>     > it becomes "a joke" if you think it can be said to apply to
>     "users of
>     > ubuntu" who are not members of the lists. it is like the U.S. govt
>     > trying to force its laws again non citizens, non residents - a
>     > complete farce that makes them the laughing stock of the western
>     world
>     > (in ref to what they tried to do to Wikileaks founder)
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>     To make sure that you and I are seeing things in the same light, one
>     cannot be a "member[s] of this list[s]" unless you subscribe to
>     this/these [Ubuntu] list[s] and are accepted as a subscriber.
>
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> the same light, you basil are not even in the same timezone, i marked 
> you as a ranting troll gmail is epic FAIL for not sending this post to 
> spam, or did you change isp. either way filters updated.

LOL!

WOW! I am impressed, and terrified out of my wits something horrible! :-)


>   You cannot suddenly post to this list, for example, unless you first
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>     subscribe to it.
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> huh? this has nothing to do with the conversation at hand, please do 
> not become Karl Larsen the second

Oooooh...who's been tutoring you then and got to you become a 
ventriloquist*'*s**dummy on his/her behalf, eh? :-)

Not very subtle you know.....

> and commenting on what is already know, ill spell it out for you since 
> you appear to lack some senses, it was in relation to trying to make 
> ubuntu OS users, as in every end user, not as in the ubuntu users 
> mailing list. which I never saw any CoC but i wouldnt since i did not 
> use the website to join.

If you didn't "use the website to join" how then did you subscribe to 
this mail list?

BTW - considering your level of understanding of the English language, 
this means *B*y *T*he *W*ay - did you ever get past the kindergarten 
level in your attempt at learning the English language, its grammar and 
how to write sentences in the English language?

In what you wrote above, just to take a few examples of your crass grasp 
of the English language, "what is already know" is expressed by persons 
who have a grasp of the English language as, "what is already *known*"; 
and, "ill spell it out..." is written as, "I'll spell it out..." [note 
not only the use of the "'" in "I'll" but also the capital "I" in "I'll" 
- the English language makes use of capital letters at the beginning of 
sentences and when writing proper nouns; it also makes use of sorts of 
other punctuations when writing.

You haven't come across any of this these, have you?

But do carry on.

I don't have a problem with reading and dealing with posts written by 
people whose first language is not English - mine certainly is not - so 
carry on. But at least ask your mentor to write for you in proper 
English what you are supposed to write, OK, and not let you make up 
words which you have no understanding  of how to express :-) ? (Of 
course I am stating this because I do not believe that someone like 
yourself would come up with what you wrote above on your own accord for 
obvious reasons.)

BC

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