I have had enough of this !@#$%^&*()
Since I can not take you off the list that leaves me two options:
1. Withdraw from the list
or
2. Filter all post from you to trash and the others supporting your squabble
to trash - where the belong.
I have chosen the latter for the current moment.
If that doesn't solve the problem then there are other lists.
Thanks
Frank
On Friday 10 January 2003 19:33, Paul M Foster wrote:
> On Fri, Jan 10, 2003 at 05:33:02PM -0500, David R. Meyer wrote:
>
> <snip>
>
> > Please keep it up, all five of you, because every time you get on here
> > and flame me, more people are driven away from SLUG and somehow they
> > find the new LUG, where you'll not find this kind of crap.
>
> I've cautioned you privately about this; now I will do so publicly. If
> you want to start another LUG in our midst, that's fine. I told you I'd
> let you promote it in a limited way on our list, which I have done.
> However, I won't have you saying, effectively, "It's _bad_ in SLUG; come
> over to FLALUG, where it's _not_ bad." Not on this list.
>
> When you started the "Windows password cracker" thread, the result was
> entirely predictable. I just shut up when someone does this, because I
> know the list will slam whoever asks the question. This isn't the first
> time someone's asked a (seeming) Windows question on the list, and the
> result is almost always the same. It doesn't matter that you wanted a
> Linux program to do this; you didn't make that clear in the original
> post. And right at this point, many list members have raw nerves (myself
> included) because of the friction you and Smitty have caused in the last
> week. So the reaction is probably exaggerated.
>
> It doesn't really matter whether you _intend_ to cause trouble here; the
> fact is that you do, and the effect is the same whether you intend to or
> not. You're welcome to do as you like in your group and on your list.
> But as you have been keen to point out, _this_ list has rules. Running
> down SLUG and creating static violates the _spirit_ of them, at the very
> least.
>
> Paul M. Foster
> President
> Suncoast Linux Users Group (SLUG)
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