Posted by Lou Pilder on April 13, 2003, at 12:18:04
In reply to Re: Lou's respomses, posted by Dr. Bob on April 9, 2003, at 1:02:03
Dr. Bob,
I asked if one could declare that particular people not to be permitted to respond to the one's post and you replied that one could do that. But you also stated that even though one could declare that some others be not permitted to reply to them that they still could do so because as you wrote, [...the request for declaring that some others not be allowed to respond could be unreasonable because...{there is no apparent reason for it}...].
Are you saying that there must be an [...apparent reason...], {that can be seen}, for one to be allowed to make the declaration that someone not be allowed to post to them and that ther is the possibility that their declaration could be ignored because [there is no apparent reason] for their declaration? If so, then would there have to be , first, an understanding here as to whether or not a poster has [an apparent reason], or not, to declare that another person to not post to them in order for their demand to be allowed here? And if so, could you list some reasons that would make those reasons acceptable here to allow someone to declare that another poster can not post to them? If you could, then we could see what these [accptable, apparent] reasons are, or are not, so that we could respond, or not respond, by having knowlege of the full disclosure of those reasons, without the potential of {entrapment} being used here, for if one knows in advance that there are posters that can, or can not, declare that one not post to them and if there is [no apparent reason] for them to make the declaration to the other to not post to them, then one could either post to them , or not post to them, without having to guess as to if there posting to them is OK because they do, or do not, have an [...apparent reason ...] to exclude the other poster from posting to them.
Lou
poster:Lou Pilder
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