>
>I was simply arguing that this was an "appropriate forum/site" for such
>a posting and asking him to "re-post it in the appropriate forum/ site"
>was unnecessary and could stop the future the posting of such topics.  
>"Where can I buy a mac?" is a very appropriate topic on this list.  He
>didn't ask "Does anyone have a mac for sale?", did he?
>
>When a co-nanny/monitor makes a mistake I'll point it out.  Especially
>if it's at the expense of the list.

As a user of this service for many years, I know that what was 
requested was not against the guidelines of the list. Pushing your 
own company tends to be against the wishes of the list unless you 
work for a sponsor. The more sales LEM can generate for a company the 
more likely they will give more money to LEM.

There was nothing wrong with that posting. But posting a request for 
help on a powerbook that is not marked off-topic in a Power Mac 
forum, that's against the standards of the list.

--
Ryan Coleman
Coleman Web/Internet Services
http://www.coleman-web.net/

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