Roy T. Fielding wrote: > The answer is to ask your community not to feed the troll when it > gets grumpy and just ignore him
> When his presence is worse than his absence, you can deny him, but > it is better to ask everyone in the community to simply shun him. Perhaps our netiquette FAQ should include telling readers how to configure a kill-file for various mail readers. If you don't want to read someone, kill-file them. That will lead to the obvious comment that you might see some of their droppings in a reply, but that permits us to comment both on proper quoting and on not feeding trolls. > Yes, he is an annoying troll, but on balance he hasn't done anything > truly disruptive or offensive that I could find. We may disagree as his clueful:clueless ratio, but we can agree that he is just snarky. But on a related note, what thickness of skin should be required of participants on our lists? --- Noel --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]