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Have you voted yet? The person who votes the most gets a trip to Hawaii. No
Hello All,
My only concern with allowing the entire world as we
know it an inner peek at our discussions, is the
safety factor. If I remember correctly, upon
initially signing up for various groups, I had to send
an email to the moderator explaining why I wanted to
join and what I would bring to
On Thursday, June 15 Al wrote:
Grow up and get over it.
Is this actually Al, the moderate moderator, that wrote this - or could it
be Tr*v*s creeping back from the e-netherworld?
Empty minds want to know...Bill!
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On Thursday, June 15 Zen Warrior wrote:
My only concern with allowing the entire world as we
know it an inner peek at our discussions, is the
safety factor. [...balance snipped...]
You bring up some valid points concerning privacy and the internet.
Personally I don't share your concerns because
From: Bill Smart Maybe with all your concerns about personal safety you
should re-think your Zen Forum moniker: Zen Warrior. How about Zen
Non-Combatant?
Conscientious Objector of Dharma? (COD)
Newsgroup Internet Privacy Lover? (NIPL)
If more than half the membership votes to cease allowing
Hello Just Bill,
You may have misunderstood my message. I am aware
signing onto this that it was a forum(and all the
good/bad that goes with it). I also never stated that
I had high privacy expectations(or any at all for that
matter). While I do agree with your assertion that
there is no privacy
um, thanks for the good karmic compliment Al averageguy,
I would appreciate your honoring the poll and not putting inane
insulting in the forefront, ,this really isn't about my supposed
repressed hostility.. I just thought the group should know that google
can search it, and maybe they
Dave [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I would appreciate your honoring the poll
and not putting inane insulting in the forefront
The squeeky wheel gets the most attention, and you seem to be squeeking
a lot over this.
Perhaps if you could explain what you are concerned about as if you
were talking
Hello Al,
I was aware that the forum was public as you stated.
Maybe my concern stems from misunderstanding the
question presented: 1. Making the discussions
available to all(who seek) or 2. Actively advertising
the presence of this group. Either way, as Just Bill
stated, there is an inherent
In July, it will be seven years since I began the Zen Forum.
What have I learned in those seven years?
The people that have deep insights and a well-developed personality
don't need to be here. The people that lack those qualities don't learn
anything from being passive participants on an
From: Bill Smart Is this actually Al, the moderate moderator, that
wrote this - or could it be Tr*v*s creeping back from the e-netherworld?
Even though Jarvis is dead and buried, his spirit lives on. You can dress
the monkey, but you can't take him out.
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With Palms together,Zen is defined as the universal life force and wisdom. It emcompasses all. Once we had an opinion, we have foresaken the ones with opposite opinion. Then we are not in sync with Zen, we are in sync only with our mind.Karma of this world distributes, we can not remain
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