Re: Moderated List
> > What I'm getting at is this, if someone doesn't follow rules then simply
un-subscribe them. I would hope that someone has that authority to do this.
>
That's what I've been wondering - why not just unsubscribe Mike?
He's a talented guy, he deals with a kind of literature. Like all artists,
he must be aware that not everyone cares for his taste. Unlike most artists,
he doesn't care - he just thrusts his creepy stuff in your face anyway. The
point is, he's really nasty, and hardly any of his postings have anything to
do with Euphoria. I don't think he has any right to do this, and there is no
reason to allow him to continue posting. Any civilized group needs some way
of dealing with vandals.
In a way we deserve it. If we're too wimpish to just pull the plug on the
guy, then maybe we deserve to eat the kind of material he specializes in.
There's no need to even moderate the list. Please Robert, just don't let
Mike post anymore. If he pops up as aliases that act the same, deny them
entry too. If he comes along with an alias with a different personality,
great. What's so complicated?
Bye
Martin
----- Original Message -----
From: Irv Mullins <irv at ELLIJAY.COM>
To: <EUPHORIA at LISTSERV.MUOHIO.EDU>
Sent: Tuesday, August 22, 2000 8:28 PM
Subject: Re: Moderated List
> On Tue, 22 Aug 2000, Wayne Overman wrote:
> >
> > I remember haveing to sign on to the list (subscribe) as I'm sure
everyone here does. If I hadn't signed on then I wouldnt be here, right?
> > What I'm getting at is this, if someone doesn't follow rules then simply
un-subscribe them. I would hope that someone has that authority to do this.
> > This way, you would only need to moderate if complaints began comeing
in.
> > Now, if the individual changed his/her E-mail address this would mean
doing the same thing over again but, after awhile they would have to get
tired of it wouldn't they?
> >
> > I personally dont want anyone to go. I think that at one time
> > I've either responded to your mail or you have responded to mine. We
need to stick together.
> > There's strength in Numbers........
> >
> > I'll help out where I can.
>
> I agree - Kat, don't go.
>
> Just a thought: If we were required to give a real name and postal address
> (to RDS, say) in order to post here, I don't think mts would have given
> any trouble at all. Too easy to notify his parents, or lock him up.
> (In this part of the world, terroristic threats get you 1 to 5 in the
state pen)
>
> Rob, or someone designated by him, needs to be able to subscribe and
unsubscribe
> people. It would help those who are having trouble unsubscribing, and
allow
> booting people who cause too many problems.
>
> My suggestion is to allow subscribing only thru an e-mail to RDS, or
perhaps a
> form on the RDS website, giving a real name and address Rob would then
do the
> subscribing. At random, or when he felt it necessary, Rob could send
snail
> mail to the name and address registered, requesting a verification via
> e-mail if you still wanted to be on the mailing list. Give a bogus
address ~
> no verification comes back ~ out you go.
>
> Of course, no one would have to _post_ under a real name, if they chose
not to.
>
> Regards,
> Irv
>
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