A self-censorship is a good idea. I think we all sometimes run out of new ideas 
and contributions, then a time may be when silence may be gold. Sometimes old 
ideas get forgotten, and deservere resurrection after a considerable time. 
Thus, no good ideas get forgotten; time may also refine old ideas. My feeling 
is that the climate change negotiations are going nowhere as fast as they 
should: so we will need plenty of geoengineering ideas and approaches to 
resolve ourselves from the mess rather sooner than later!
 
Date: Tue, 13 Jan 2015 20:12:22 +0000
Subject: [geo] Moderation policy
From: [email protected]
To: [email protected]

Hi
Further to recent list discussion, I write to clarify the moderation policy.
Firstly, it's important to state that there's no political filtration. I don't 
care what stance a poster takes. It's simply not a factor in my decision making.
Secondly, most people aren't on moderation. Occasionally, I might not get round 
to taking new people off moderation - but only a few people (about 10) are 
deliberately moderated. This is because they have posted non-permitted content, 
or very repeatedly posted marginal content. 
FYI: you won't get your own posts. That's just how Google works. If you want to 
check what's posted, look online. If something seems to be stuck, email me. I 
*am* responsive, but the emails I get when someone posts don't get into my 
inbox - so occasionally they get missed (I'm trying to fix that.) 
Now, in more detail... 
Here's what's permitted :

*Anything about geoengineering, with a preference for stuff that is new, 
impactful, well referenced, peer reviewed OR engaging 

*Anything that's remotely related to geoengineering, that's exceptionally good 
(by most or all of the above criteria).
Here's what's not permitted 

*Short posts with little or no content, eg "I agree" 

*Repetition of arguments, information already posted - particularly when the 
poster is already at the margins of acceptable posting frequency 

*Poor English. If your post isn't written at the standard of a high school 
essay, it won't be passed. 

*Profanity, obscenity and abuse - whether personal or otherwise. 

*Ad hominem attacks, particularly against list members, and particularly 
against individuals (as opposed to institutions). 

*Madcap ideas. If your new fangled idea lacks any kind of calculation, obvious 
logic, etc., I'm not going to pass it. (I'm a graduate engineer, and if it 
can't make any sense of it, you probably need to try harder.)

*Obvious drivel. Climate denial, chemtrails, etc., will not be passed. 
Any comments on the above are welcomed. 
Thanks 
A






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