Senator Casey:
I was most disappointed with the content and quality of your emailed 09/11
communique, Redoubling my Resolve.
Since I can not believe such a work product is yours, I urge you to do two
things:
1) read Obama's much more effective outstanding piece, which I have appended
be
Get it about the filtering, etc., Frank. Still, many posters report they
don't use listserves that way. They want to be able to scan a field of
social incoming without constantly having to filter out objectionable
public behavior. For them, internet public spaces that are responsive to
consensu
DeSales and Dahlak are public spaces?? The owners of Dahlak can
refuse admission to practically anyone, I think, as long as they are
not "discriminating." DeSales is probably given even more leeway. I'm
not sure about Locust Walk. Is it a city street or is it privately-
owned?
I've posted
I never saw any statement by Kyle that he is opposed to the expression
of particular views or issues. It is the manner in which they are
expressed that disturbed him, and everybody else I know who has
complained about UC-list manners.
Manners are to some degree subjective, but are fundamentall
I don't know what I mean, Craig. That seemed to be the gist of what
UC-list "was", on some level, when I first raised the question a month
or so ago. Your added details are informative and appreciated.
My main purpose in bringing this up is to dig into the true meaning of
the word "public". It
According to a news report, a certain school in Garden City, MI was
recently faced with a unique problem. A number of 12-year-old girls were
beginning to use lipstick and would put it on in the washroom.That was
fine, but after they put on their lipstick they would press their lips
to the m
I'd second this general recommendation. I and three friends got a fantastic
deal several years ago in a quaint B&B owned and operated by this really
sweet older couple, right outside of Lancaster. The area was really nice and
gentle, and made for a very nice change of pace from the city.
:)
Dan
In a message dated 9/11/2007 4:46:01 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Furthermore, it is not really true that "this is not a private business."
Villanova University, which hosts this list, is a private entity.
Tony:
Would you please define what you mean by "hosts this
Within a couple hours' drive is a large radius. I'd recommend heading
out toward the Lancaster area. There's a nice B&B in Lebanon County
called the Inn on 422. I'm not sure about price, though.
Joshua Karstendick
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On Sep 11, 2007, at 4:57 PM, "S. Scheckter" <[EMAIL P
Tony,
I am not arguing for or against moderated forums. Indeed, I have been and
still am a member of several moderated forums.
Still, the original UC Listserv that Jeff Abrahamson made available here was
borne of the Spruce Hill Listserv. Never mind which forms it took before it
went public.
I
hi, all,
i know this might be a bit off-topic, but i thought i'd ask:
i'm looking for a bed & breakfast in the region (within a couple hours'
drive of the city), ideally not in the city itself, for a visit in
october. affordability (less than $100/night) is a consideration.
thanks so much fo
We neighbors can exchange thoughts, opinions and jokes in the back room
at Dahlak just as well, can't we?
Furthermore, it is not really true that "this is not a private
business." Villanova University, which hosts this list, is a private
entity. Spruce Hill Community Ass'n, which sponsored UC-
Dear Brian,
You may be right that I have it backwards. Who knows?
I really do not want to get into any hassles as to why you or anyone else
wanted to form another listserv. You certainly have that right.
My opinion was that it appeared to me the rationale was to distance
yourselves from a cert
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On 9/10/07, Brian Siano <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrot
Siano writes:
"The people who formed UCneighbors are, frankly, fed up with the crummy
and hostile level of discussion that's emerged on this list. It's become
tiressome, useless, and needlessly dispiriting. Yet you call setting up
another list an "act of hostility."
I think you have this _exa
Re: [UC] the defectors to UCNeighbors (was: Yet more help from Hollywood)Hi Mr.
Dominick,
Since you are new to the list, let me help you understand the genesis of the
University of Pennsylvania censored e-mail listserv critisized on this public
list. I have been a long term member of the Penn c
Wilma de Soto wrote:
Those who were not gung-ho about certain issues such as the UCD, BID
and other Penn initiatives were labeled as whiners, cranks,
complainers etc.
My point is those who originally formed the UCNeighbors listserv did
so because they did not want to hear arguments from peo
Your analogy of non-moderated listservs with comparison to a drinking place
without bouncers does not play.
Of course, my statement about those who love everything the Univ. Of Penn
does, is a bit of hyperbole, I admit.
The thing is, this listserv is supposed to be a forum where we neighbors can
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