On 9/7/04 12:22 pm, "Anders Hultman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Are these your rules or the group rules Anders? They all seem completely subjective and open to interpretation. Personally I find you to be not nice Anders, rather boring and you have extended an OT thread longer than I feel is appropriate, There you go, ,how do you feel now? Antonio > Antonio Aparicio: > >> So, is anyone gonna let me in on what the rules are? I have asked before >> but they seem to be some sort of secret or something as nothing then >> materialized. From my experience so far with this group, the rules seem >> to change depending on who is involved and how long you have been >> subscribing to the list. > > My impression of what the rules are is: > > * Be nice. > * Don't be boring. > * Don't make OT threads too long. > > The sum of this is that one has to be ready to stop posting in an OT > thread as soon as others complains, beacuse it's not nice to behave > in a way that the group at large disapproves of, and if people > complain that the subject is boring, the OT thread *has* gone on for > too long. That includes re-starting an old discussion in a new thread. > > Basically, the same rules as on most other lists. Several other lists > have harder rules, not so many have softer. The key to understanding > this is that a list is a social entity. Joining a list is much like > walking into a pub or a private party. Different social groups have > different rules, but I'll have to follow them when I am there, or > people will dislike me. > > anders > ------------------------- > http://anders.hultman.nu/ > med dagens bild och allt! >
