Hi Mary
The rules of the forum are clearly posted on moq.org - although these
are really very basic rules of etiquette.
The most important rule of any mailing list is that the moderators
decision is final - and it is expected that those joining a mailing list
understand this. The moderator has the job of making sure that the
mailing list is run in the best interests of all members. Any member
that doesn't trust the moderator to do this really shouldn't be a member
of that list - it all comes down to trust. No moderator will please
everyone all the time and will, as a consequence of their decisions,
have to put up with a certain amount of disagreement. Having said that,
no moderator should ever have to put up with abuse for doing what they
consider to be the right thing - that, in my opinion, is grounds for
instant and permanent removal.
I can't force anyone to remain a member of MD but anyone that does wish
to remain a member should remember and consider the above. That's not a
threat - just the way things are. If anyone on MD thinks that my
decisions are biased, frivolous or arbitrary etc. then you don't trust
me - so leave. It's not what I want but probably best all round if
that's the case.
Horse
On 12/07/2010 01:44, Mary wrote:
I'm in agreement with Glove. The rules of the forum should be clearly
posted. If these are the rules, they should be prominently displayed on the
home page to avoid inadvertent transgressions.
[Glove]
in which case forum
> rules are now:
>
> #1 You must have read Pirsig's 2 books
> #2 You may not say that SOL was Pirsig's idea
>
In clarity,
Mary
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