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Originally posted by Bosse de NageLike I said before. If you think something *might* be bannable, then just don't do it. I'm sure the world will go on just fine without those precious few bytes of information being posted.
Does that include PMs?
You all act like you are a computer program that can't operate without specific instructions. You are all "smart", otherwise you probably wouldn't be on a chess site. Use your common sense, error on the side of keeping your mouth shut and you should get along fine. Or take your chances...I couldn't care less either way.
Originally posted by tmetzlerI still kinda like the celebrity death match idea. . .can we film it ?
Like I said before. If you think something *might* be bannable, then [b]just don't do it. I'm sure the world will go on just fine without those precious few bytes of information being posted.
You all act like you are a computer program that can't operate without specific instructions. You are all "smart", otherwise you probably wouldn't be on a ch ...[text shortened]... ut and you should get along fine. Or take your chances...I couldn't care less either way.[/b]
Originally posted by tmetzlerI was merely seeking to clarify the scope of this new (and reasonable) development. Your plainly fascist rantings disgust me.
Like I said before. If you think something *might* be bannable, then [b]just don't do it. I'm sure the world will go on just fine without those precious few bytes of information being posted.
You all act like you are a computer program that can't operate without specific instructions. You are all "smart", otherwise you probably wouldn't be on a ch ...[text shortened]... ut and you should get along fine. Or take your chances...I couldn't care less either way.[/b]
Originally posted by tmetzlerAnd at what point does personal information become public information exactly? Define personal information. Would I be banned for saying happy birthday to someone? Or by asking what that the weather was like in Toronto, would i be banned for giving away Darvlay's home town details? Until you define exactly what does and doesn't fall in the personal information bracket you can take what seems pretty concrete to you and keep it, I'll suffice with taking my chances.
Like I said before. If you think something *might* be bannable, then [b]just don't do it. I'm sure the world will go on just fine without those precious few bytes of information being posted.
You all act like you are a computer program that can't operate without specific instructions. You are all "smart", otherwise you probably wouldn't be on a ch ...[text shortened]... ut and you should get along fine. Or take your chances...I couldn't care less either way.[/b]
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Originally posted by StarrmanYou can nitpick all you want. We all know why this issue came up. I think Russ makes it plently clear when he added "particularly when it is used in a confrontational manner" in his post.
And at what point does personal information become public information exactly? Define personal information. Would I be banned for saying happy birthday to someone? Or by asking what that the weather was like in Toronto, would i be banned for giving away Darvlay's home town details? Until you define exactly what does and doesn't fall in the person ...[text shortened]... can take what seems pretty concrete to you and keep it, I'll suffice with taking my chances.
How about this, if you feel the need to post personal information about someone and think it might be a bannable offense, then PM the person beforehand and ask for permission to post it. If they give you permission, then I highly doubt Russ would ban you for it. If for some reason you don't want to ask the person then you probably shouldn't post it. If they don't give you permission, then don't post it.
Originally posted by StarrmanWell, it's over. Russ has drawn a line in the sand and I for one wont be testing the width of that line. Thats all.
And at what point does personal information become public information exactly? Define personal information. Would I be banned for saying happy birthday to someone? Or by asking what that the weather was like in Toronto, would i be banned for giving away Darvlay's home town details? Until you define exactly what does and doesn't fall in the person ...[text shortened]... can take what seems pretty concrete to you and keep it, I'll suffice with taking my chances.
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Originally posted by tmetzlerI'll think of you whilst I'm getting old waiting for permission to do things I'd normally make my own mind up about.
You can nitpick all you want. We all know why this issue came up. I think Russ makes it plently clear when he added "particularly when it is used in a confrontational manner" in his post.
How about this, if you feel the need to post personal information about someone and think it might be a bannable offense, then PM the person beforehand and ask ...[text shortened]... hen you probably shouldn't post it. If they don't give you permission, then don't post it.
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Originally posted by SeitseI totally disagree. That procedure is why many people stopped posting at RHP. I'm looking forward to being able to post w/o the sickies attacking me personally.
perhaps the solution may be individually; particularly to let
two who hate each other bash themselves freely until both get
banned... of course, the tribes and e-buddies should stay away...