new.morning, you write too much.

Take a break.


--- In [email protected], new.morning <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 
wrote:
>
> Re: Vote here for the "Aliens" solution
> 
> I applaud Turq for his creatively thinking about "how can we make 
this
> thing work". And I like the direction of his suggestions. They 
offer
> some good refinements, and practicalities, over what i suggested
> yesterday.
> 
> In that spirit of creative problem solving, diologue and 
refinement, I
> offer the following encouragement and refinements:
> 
> 1) I agree that some fixed number of posts per time period is 
easier
> to implment and more practical than my suggested "% of posts".
> 
> I think 7-10 posts a day is a good upper limit.
> 
> I do suggest a refinment in the time period. I think a month may 
be a
> bit too long a monitoring period. If someone is on a compulsive,
> venting or minutia jag, it may be better for them to send them more
> immediate feedback. And keeps FFL from being choked during the 2-3
> week lead up to their reaching their limits.
> 
> Thus I suggest:
> 
> * a limit of 70 posts for any 7 day period. Thats 10 posts per day.
> 
> * voluntary monitors. Thus it would not take any of the moderators
> time -- other than to pull the plug on someone, and reinstate them 
(30
> seconds).
> 
> Thus if someones posts seem excessive, anyone can pull the stats, 
post
> them, and if non-disputed, moderators will pull the plug.
> 
> * "time-outs" would be one week for the first two time-outs. Two 
weeks
> thereafter.
> 
> This is not as harsh as a full months suspension. And may be enough
> feed-back for those seeking to become responsive and cordial FFL 
citizens.
> 
> -----
> 
> As far as immediate suspension of Judy, Sparaig and Shemp, while i
> feel that may hve some merit, it is sort of an ex post facto
> imposition of new rules. And without self-governing guidelines for 
FFL
> -- an separate initiative i am working on -- its not practical IMO.
> 
> I do feel some action is appropriate given today, Sparaig's, (and
> shemp's to a degree) childish response to a serious issue. Total
> snubbing of noses, and no acknowledgement of their abuse of FFL, 
nor
> any constructive diologue. And Judy's only response appears to be 
to
> bash Barry. Again and Again. No acknowledgment, no constructive 
diologue.
> 
> Thus I suggest the following -- echoing and perhaps extending the
> suggestions of others. It can be done immediately. No need for 
Ricks
> approval.
> 
> For one month:
> 
> * Do not under any circumstances respond to any post of these three
> (Sparaig, Judy and Shemp) -- directly or indirectly (referencing 
it in
> a post to others).
> 
> * Do not under any circumstances respond to any poster who does
> continue responding to these three.
> 
> My sense is that without "fuel" of posts to bounced off of, these
> three will pretty much "dry up". Or at least reduce posts of
> self-declarations and self-importance.
> 
> And if they hyper-react with 100's of silly "see me" posts -- it
> simply builds a case for the need for explicit "time-out" rules.
>







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