I have to agree with Jude on this. One of my first experiences online
was years ago (@300 baud, if any of you remember those bad old days). I
got flamed off a bulletin board because the keeper of the chat list used
language about women that I found offensive. I told him I thought his
language was in poor taste and he called me even worse names. I never
went back on that list.
Thank goodness that David does the outstanding job that he does on this
list. Like it or not, some brave soul has to moderate and make sure that
we stay on track with our conversations and ravings. David has earned my
respect and support for his commitment to making this a great place to
chat about the city.
And here's one more thought for the day: When you point your finger at
someone, you're pointing three fingers back at yourself.
Janis Hall
Fulton
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Why is an apology necessary for kicking someone off the list who publicly
> villifies his/her neighbors? A chilling effect on free speech occurs when
> people don't post because they fear being publicly trashed. Even the first
>
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