Posted by Racer on August 4, 2005, at 18:24:01
In reply to Lou's response to AM's post-altignr?, posted by Lou Pilder on August 4, 2005, at 12:45:38
> Friends,
> It is written here that Dr. Hsiung has offered me the alternative to requesting a determination from those that I have "3" to ignore the posts. But if I do ignore them , and Dr. Hsiung does not reply to my emails concerning those type of posts to him;
> I ask:
> A.If I was to ignore a post that IMO ,let's say, has the potential to arrouse antisemitic feelings, could there not be the potential for others to post like posts and escalate matters if there is no moderator interceding?
> B. If I was to ignore those type of posts, could one have the potential to think that there is the potential to think that I also endorse what is posted?
> C. Is it supportive for the moderaor to make a rule that restrains a member of a mental health community from requesting from the moderator to write a determination as to what a poster has posted is acceptable to write here or not?
> D. Could it be , in your opinion, reasonable to allow one to request after "3" if the moderator is not active on the board, lets say, for 24 hours? 48 hours? 72 hours?
> LouHey, Lou, here's an idea:
If you believe that it is up to you to enforce the rules of this site, and protect us all from anything that might inadvertantly bring to mind anything regarding anything related to Judaism, how about offering to become a Deputy here? Why not ask Dr Bob to include you in the Deputy training, see if he believes that you would be a potential Deputy? That might make for better use of your time, don't you think?
By the way, Lou -- it really wouldn't be a Mitzvah to ADDRESS other posters directly, ASK us what we mean, and RESPECT requests not to post to or about us.
It would be plain, old-fashioned good manners, though.
poster:Racer
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