On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 05:34 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Every list-serve I have ever been on has had a set of rules, or
netiquette such as no flaming or personal attacks. To be honest,
this is the only list I have ever been on that has or allows so many
such attacks. All of the
On Tuesday, September 30, 2003, at 12:56 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
BLAH BLAH BLAHH
Then why have a list if you plan to sensor free speech?
If people missuse or offend then let them answer themselves to the
offended
party. Let the politicians so called community groups look here for
a report
From: Brian Siano [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] [ADMIN] decorum (and more noise)
I'm against it. I'd prefer to know which people are assholes and which
aren't, and telling them to keep it under wraps makes it more difficult.
I agree - I don't have a problem with the noise
I agree. Keep it free and open. I think we are all intelligent enough that
we don't need to be parented. If someone want to say something, they are
responsible for what they say.
As to those who say that this is the only list that allows personal attacks
etc., I think you need to go to some
I agree, Brian. It's always good to KNOW exactly who you're dealing
with. Besides, nothing like a PUBLIC hanging, especially when it's a
SUICIDE... (Imagine all the noise I'm gonna hear from this post...
whew!!)
I think it free speech is great, but forgive me if I ask this question.
Are Pfsni and the purple lists a forum for expressing opinions about neighborhood
issues, or a forum for disseminatin information about the neighborhood?
It makes a difference in deciding what is acceptable.
bga
In a
Begin forwarded message:
From: Elliot Stern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Wed Oct 1, 2003 09:01:55 US/Eastern
To: Richard Hotchkiss [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: [UC] [ADMIN] decorum (and more noise)
While I wouldn't recommend that Jeff, or anybody, volunteer to
moderate the list, I think that a
I quite agree with Ross Bender.
As a person of color, I did not find his post to be an ethnic slur. Rather
he was upfront and honest about what most people think about crime in the
city in general and UC in particular.
I have seen quite a few other coded posts here that have offended my
My point is not to increase traffic or promote bad manners. My point is we
need to be allowed to be ourselves online, we are a community, and sometimes
we need to say what is on our mind to our neighbors.
Richard Hotchkiss
http://www.hotstrings-inc.com
From: Elliot Stern [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Besides the DELETE key, the BACKSPACE key, there is yet another wonderful
tool that most people have under the Message menu at the top of your
Outlook Express, or other email program. (most of them have it)
It's called the Create Rule from Message option. I use this instead of
replying to any
Title: FW: Calling City Hall
List Serve Members,
For those of you who have not lived in Philadelphia all your lives, this may not seem califractiousexpialidocious but I had to call City Hall and someone picked up after one or two rings and said Good Morning. Then transferred me to someone
I would support the following:
1) Setting up a message board on a web page, not my
inbox, for any discussions that require more than two
or three posts
2) Making this into a moderated list that has links to
the discussion board, but that has a process (or
committee) to manage the posts. This
IDEA # 1 IS GREAT And their are programs that allow users to develop issues
on the fly to a web site page without using email to all members.
That way only the interested parties can read and participate on that subject.
This might help keep the subject on track and under the posters ability to
Hi,
For the last day or so, there's been a cat hanging around our front porch,
which is on the 4700 block of Hazel Ave. Could he belong to you or anyone
you know? Please ask around! He's about a year old, an un-neutered male,
orange with slight orange/white stripes. He does not have a collar or
i tried the vietnamese restaurant on 43rd and Pine this past weekend.
having just returned from a summer in southeast asia, i can say that the
food is authentic. we tried the chicken curry (dark meat with skin on, for
those of you who are curious) with vermicelli, which was like a huge soup.
we
I am also for keeping it open and un-moderated. When we can't see the
painful, paradoxical truth of a hyperbolic post about young black men...then
we haven't had a Rhetoric Communications doc student for a housemate.
Sande Knight
Deloitte Touche
Assurance and Advisory Services
tel
On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 07:50 AM, Alex de Soto wrote:
Its my understanding that if a list (or Web site or online forum) is
moderated, the moderator assumes legal responsibility and liability for
content. Isn't that so?
As Scottish Law puts it not proven.
Sometimes yes and sometimes no.
On Wednesday, October 1, 2003, at 09:30 AM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think it free speech is great, but forgive me if I ask this question.
Are Pfsni and the purple lists a forum for expressing opinions about
neighborhood issues, or a forum for disseminatin information about the
neighborhood?
To the list:
I am NOT an expert in Vietnamese food, but I found the food at the new place at 43rd
and Spruce
mixed. A friend had just introduced me to Le Cyclo at 7th and Washington, where
I had had sensational spring roles and pho (Vietnamese soup). I was hoping for
comparable
dishes at our
Friends of Clark Park held its annual election for
officers at the quarterly Membership Meeting last night. The meeting took place
in Griffith Hall on the USP campus. About 50 people attended.
In a close election Tony West was chosen over Glenn
Moyer to succeed outgoing President Andy Cole.
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