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![]() "Joe Egginton" wrote in message ... Jack ) wrote: Does this group have a hidden moderator? I am referring to the fact that Daniel (Mins?) posting re the forthcoming arrival of his hero, JC, has seemingly been "pulled". I can't find the relevant thread. I disagree strongly with Daniel's religious views but he is entitled to air them. Any moderation/suppression of his (off beat) ideas should be handled by the membership of this group, not by some hidden/ unknown censor. Quite the best way to deal with such strange views as espoused by Daniel is by peer pressu "Come off it Dan, I will be ignoring you for the next four weeks before I next open one of your postings and then see if you have appreciated just how absurd your ideas are". Censorship by a "moderator" (whatever that means) in NOT the way to deal with nutters. Have I missed the thread? Jack I agreed with you Jack. It's the principal of freedom of speech that matters. So you would be happy to see this group flooded with all kinds of spam and other off-topic nonsense, all in the name of 'free speech'? -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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On Nov 4, 5:28 am, "Darren Prescott" wrote:
There's a time and a place for religion, usw isn't the place. You mean the creator's instructions concerning the welfare of the planet are not permitted? But I read in the charter that it was. |
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On Nov 4, 11:07 am, "Col" wrote:
I agreed with you Jack. It's the principal of freedom of speech that matters. So you would be happy to see this group flooded with all kinds of spam and other off-topic nonsense, all in the name of 'free speech'? How did you arrive at that conclusion from the post? Or was your question a question? |
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![]() "Weatherlawyer" wrote in message ups.com... On Nov 4, 11:07 am, "Col" wrote: I agreed with you Jack. It's the principal of freedom of speech that matters. So you would be happy to see this group flooded with all kinds of spam and other off-topic nonsense, all in the name of 'free speech'? How did you arrive at that conclusion from the post? Or was your question a question? It was the logical conclusion from that post. -- Col Bolton, Lancashire 160m asl |
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From the headers of your article, it looks as though you are using
Google Groups. It's possible that they have been persuaded by someone that they should delete the article from their archive, for whatever reason. People using "traditional" news servers as their source of news may well still be able to view the article. -- John Hall One of the reasons I use google groups is that it does a good job of deleting SPAM Graham Penzance |
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On Nov 3, 8:22 pm, "Jack )"
wrote: Does this group have a hidden moderator? I am referring to the fact that Daniel (Mins?) posting re the forthcoming arrival of his hero, JC, has seemingly been "pulled". I can't find the relevant thread. Looks like yet another ISP has finally woken up to his spamming of sci.* groups. (he has a long track record as a net kook and serial Usenet spammer) I disagree strongly with Daniel's religious views but he is entitled to air them. Any moderation/suppression of his (off beat) ideas Why should he be allowed to post horoscopes and other spiteful religious bile into *science* newsgroups? It is high time that more third party cancellations of wildy off topic flamefest postings were done. Usenet is on the edge of becoming unusable. Just look at the damage a few script kiddies with hipcrime can inflict. And bloody Min the Dim was egging them on deliberately to damage the sci.* heirarchy only a month or so back. He's a real PITA on sci.astro.* do not encourage him to come here. Demented creationists are marginally on topic in astronomy groups with their attempts to prove that the world was created 6000 years ago (a la Bishop Usher). The ones expecting the world to end 2000 Jan 1 and then 6/6/6 were sorely disappointed. should be handled by the membership of this group, not by some hidden/ unknown censor. Quite the best way to deal with such strange views as espoused by Daniel is by peer pressu "Come off it Dan, I will be ignoring you for the next four weeks before I next open one of your postings and then see if you have appreciated just how absurd your ideas are". Censorship by a "moderator" (whatever that means) in NOT the way to deal with nutters. Have I missed the thread? No. Looks like the ISP where it originated or some helpful third party has cancelled it. He will not be missed. Regards, Martin Brown |
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