Doesn't matter, personal attacks should not be part of a professional forum.
I too would like to see it cease.
Disagree with stated opinions in a polite manner, no problem. Attack the
person giving the opinion instead of the opinion, major problem.
Just my opinion. :)
----- Original Message -----
From: "William X. Walsh" <william@userfriendly.com>
To: "Coolfred Internet Services" <coolfred@coolfred.org>
Cc: "Richard B. Pyne" <rpyne@kinfolk.org>; <discuss-list@opensrs.org>; "Evan
Klinger" <evan715@sirius.com>
Sent: Sunday, April 02, 2000 11:42 PM
Subject: Re: Transfers: A bit of an explanation
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> On 03-Apr-2000 Coolfred Internet Services wrote:
> > Your personal attack on another member of this forum
> > is uncalled for and shows your unprofessional attitude.
> > His ideas are as much welcome here as yours, if you cannot
> > stand his ideas, then YOU should pack your bags and leave.
> > I, as an equal member of this forum, to any other RSP,
> > cannot tolerate seeing someone to turn a losing arguement
> > to a personal attack. Please act professionally.
>
> I see you have no idea about the person who is the subject of that
comment.
>
> In that event, I'll just tell you to wait and see, you will agree with me
soon
> enough.
>
> It is not his ideas, but his goal. He only gets involved in things he
wants to
> disrupt. It is his only purpose. He is doing a good job of it here. I
> suggest you use real caution in taking advice from him. Don't believe
me?
> I'd be happy to provide you with some interesting information offlist.
>
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