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Friends, Goans, Cybernetters: A couple of years ago, in one of my posts on goanet, I quoted a message that I had received from someone; and, as the quoted message contained the word "ba***rd", I was rebuked by one of the coordinators for using foul language. I pressed my case and, if I remember well, Marlon stood by me, gave me reason and allowed my post to pass. Now I see Alfred using the same word in his message (see below) and his post was passed by the coordinators. Has there been a liberalisation of the decency standards followed by goanet? Jorge ----- Original Message ----- From: Alfred de Tavares <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, October 22, 2004 1:46 AM Subject: Re: [Goanet]Fred Noronha & Dabolim > > Handoo, my dear chaps, Handoo, Nehru's trouble-shooter in Goa, and, > reportedly, his illegitimate (read, bastard) first-cousin. > > Author of much subsequent mishandled 'governance' in Goa. > > At that time, there being no civil authority in Goa, decisions were arrived > at > in military tradition, as per doctrine of occupied lands and spoils-of-war. > > Alfred de Tavares. > Stockholm, 2004-10-22
