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The Fooles Troupe 27 Jan 05 - 07:17 PM
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Terry K 29 Jan 05 - 03:05 AM
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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 27 Jan 05 - 07:17 PM

Who sneezed?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: JennyO
Date: 27 Jan 05 - 09:52 PM

Probabdy subwud wid a code id the dose hoo fordot dere Kleedex.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Once Famous
Date: 27 Jan 05 - 09:54 PM

JennyO, how's the turkey business?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: JennyO
Date: 27 Jan 05 - 10:01 PM

Not so good Martin. There didn't seem to be much of a market for Turkey Turd Beer. Made a right mess of Tavern '99 they did too! So I stuck 'em in the freezer for next year's Christmas Tavern.

How's everything with you?

Jenny


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Once Famous
Date: 27 Jan 05 - 10:08 PM

Fine, thanks for asking.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 06:29 AM

There are several threads here that should, in my opinion, been closed days ago. But that's my opinion, and I no-doubt will now be beaten about the head with it by someone who disagrees with me, but will give neither a valid reason nor a real name for further discussion.

Speaking as one who is often 'beaten about the head' (usually by Big Mick and Co) for expressing my opinion and one who has no need to beat you around the head for expressing yours - I place my opinion here - in the hope of some sensible further discussion in response.

Is there really any need for someone to judge for you (or us) when a thread should be closed (or deleted)?

For surely - if you don't choose to open the thread - as far as you are concerned - the thread IS effectively closed? You have then passed your own personal judgement upon the condition of the thread in the most effective way possible.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Cluin
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 08:36 AM

Meanwhile, back at the ranch...


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 08:49 AM

Martin Gibson, disquised as a glove....


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Once Famous
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 02:53 PM

Follestroupe, disguised as a condom. Used.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Teresa
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 03:11 PM

Shambles:

Here's my opinion on editing/closing, etc. I think that whoever has the idea to run a site should run it the way they see fit. I may or may not agree with it. If I had a vision of the way things should be, I'd go and start my own forum. If I disagree, I'd go to a site that expresses my views more plainly. Mudcat is not a democracy. As long as we're extending political metaphors, I suppose you could call it a benign dictatorship. I have no problem with that whatsoever.

If the management of the forum was done by a co-op or a paid membership of users, maybe I'd feel different. But that's not the 'cat.

Teresa


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Fooles Troupe
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 05:51 PM

Thanks Martin - obviously I had more fun (in company!) than you...


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 06:08 PM

Was this glove on the hand of a proctologist?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 08:51 PM

Here's my opinion on editing/closing, etc. I think that whoever has the idea to run a site should run it the way they see fit. I may or may not agree with it. If I had a vision of the way things should be, I'd go and start my own forum. If I disagree, I'd go to a site that expresses my views more plainly.

Teresa it is nice to have some sensibly expressed views to discuss - even if I may not agree with them. I think you may accept that it is not universally welcome - but you have not said if the current imposed deleting/closing is effective or necessary on our forum. Probably the most important point.

However, I would probably agree with most of the above but first I would like you to consider it from a slightly different angle.........I and many other long-term contributors certainly did (and still mostly do) support the idea you refer to - Max's original concept - that is why we stay.

A noisy minority became a little dissapointed with some aspects (as the forum grew larger) and instead of doing as you sensibly suggest - accepting the forum as it was or going away and finding somewhere to do their way - they stayed and complained to Max about just about everyone and everything.   

Measures were introduced to address these complaints and conventions became guidelines and guidelines in their turn have now become hard and fast rules for volunteers to impose upon other posters.

For here we are now and many of the same people are still are here and still making the same complaints. I am not one of them as I like the forum (warts and all). I think it would be fair to say that although Max may have introduced some of these measures - these current judgements and compulsory editing actions (that many think have always been the case and others think are not required at all) are not part of the original concept. One that has attracted the posters it has and as result has created a fine discussion forum   

Mudcat is not a democracy. As long as we're extending political metaphors, I suppose you could call it a benign dictatorship. I have no problem with that whatsoever.

I see nothing benign about any dictatorship. And I see very little that is benign here about some posters imposing their judgement on the worth of other posters and threatening them with exclusion. If these self- appointed volunteers (and I see Joe Offer is now referred to as Chief Administrator) do not like the contributions that Max has invited - perhaps it is those who should go away and start their own sites - as you suggest?

If the management of the forum was done by a co-op or a paid membership of users, maybe I'd feel different. But that's not the 'cat.

If it works (and it has for many years despite the complainers) why allow volunteers to fix it?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Teresa
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 09:17 PM

Shambles, I'm going to make one more comment on this, and then I am done with this thread.

When I say the folks who run this site should do as they see fit, that means at all times, not just according to some sort of original vision. I don't know what that was exactly; neither do the folk who have these ideas and volunteer, because things change, and we do what we do as things go along.

I'm off this thread now. I am avoiding the quicksand before I get mired! :)

Teresa


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 28 Jan 05 - 09:25 PM

To be fair - you did make reference to whoever had the idea.

I think that whoever has the idea to run a site should run it the way they see fit

Max had the idea and should be given full credit for this.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Terry K
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 03:05 AM

I have to say that I thought part of the idea was that threads below the line was "anything goes" territory. I thought this thread had been started as a bit of fun, bound to become silly, but so what? Surely "the line" was introduced so that people who don't want the silly stuff could easily stay away.

I don't know what happened here becasue the thread started late at night for me. I made two light hearted posts, which I thought were in the spirit of the thread, then went to bed. Next day I found the censorship axe had come down.

In view of much of the non-funny unadulterated crap in many of the below-the-line threads, I think this may well be overkill.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Georgiansilver
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 04:27 AM

You can please some of the people..some of the time..but not all of the people...all of the time!
Best wishes.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 05:18 AM

There does not seem to be of an attempt on the part of our Chief Administrator and his volunteers to please anyone but themselves.

There are many people who are puzzled by the fairly recent rise all this imposed censorship action and who often post to question both its efficiency and its need. Some of them are still even brave (or foolish) enough to use their regular Mudcat name to do so, although I suspect that this may not continue much longer.   

The attempt seems only to be made to please those who complain and judge the worth of other's postings (that no one is forcing them to open and read) and who will NEVER be pleased anyway. Rather than more sensibly simply telling these posters that if they do not like the forum - they can go somwhere else

As far as I can see - no attempt is being made to please other posters, who accept the reality of a forum open to the public and like the forum to reflect this form of creation.

Perhaps our protectors could confine their imposed judgement of our worth - to only contributions above 'the line'? When asked about below 'the line' - Max once told us not to sweat the rules - as there were none.

Does a discussion forum - that consists entirely of contributions invited by its owner Max - really need such a grandly titled functionary and team of volunteers to tell us what they will allow? For what on earth is there really - for all these well-intentioned folk to do? There may be a case for someone to tidy-up certain mistakes in posts - when requested to so by the poster themselves - but what else is there to administrate on a forum that is simply a collection of posts from the public?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Georgiansilver
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 06:49 AM

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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Joe Offer
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 02:44 PM

Sorry you got caught in a deleted thread, Terry. This place can get pretty nasty without a bit of control, so we do what we can to keep the peace without controlling too rigidly. It's impossible for us to explain or defend our actions, because each situation is different. If everything had been running smoothly and there had been no animosity about Martin Gibson, we might well have left your "martin" thread untouched. That's not the case here and now, so we delete just about every Martin Gibson thread that gets posted. No, this is not to protect Martin or to show "tolerance" for any aggessive act or person - it's just done to keep the peace. We don't allow personal attacks - even if the target appears to deserve to be personally attacked.

You can argue against that all you want, and it's not something we can defend. There are too many factors involved. All we can do is use our judgment and do what we think we ought to do.

I do have to say that it does hurt, all this cavilling against our editorial actions. Max and Jeff and I and all the volunteers really do believe that Mudcat should be a forum for free and open discussion, and we do our best to keep it that way. However, when the forum is overwhelmed by animosity and aggression, a great number of our participants do not feel free to carry on a discussion. It's really hard to carry on a serious discussion -or even to carry on lighthearted banter - in the middle of a battleground.

So, we do our best to keep the battles toned down, with full realization some people won't like some of the things we do, and some people will NEVER like any of the things we do. We hope that most people won't even notice what we do most of the time - we want to gently and quietly nudge things so that most people can feel comfortable here.

-Joe Offer-


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 03:50 PM

Subject: RE: Explain the BS rules
From: Max - PM
Date: 26 Oct 99 - 12:40 AM

Since you are with us, you get to help us make the rules. Of late it seems that it is used for non-music related questions, comments, thoughts and stories. It may be like just a light conversation piece, or just killing time, or getting through a bad day, or anything non-academic (if you will). Or, just don't use it. It is what you make it. Don't sweat the rules, cause there aint none.


http://www.mudcat.org/thread.cfm?threadid=14726&messages=56&page=1&desc=yes


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Rustic Rebel
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 04:44 PM

I can't outrightly say I agree with censorship, but I will agree that many threads have become trashed around here. That is the unpleasant side effect of people not respecting the discussion.
I have had to stop and delete myself a few times because I was ready to jump into the trash and trash some more but I found restraint every time and censored myself. (grinning proudly and damn proud of it too!)
Rustic


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 06:27 PM

That's right. I deleted the thread using the general guidelines. When a thread starts out as an attack, there is not much chance of it being civil. Joe is but one of us, and he is the senior admin person. His if generally the last word, but there are several of us that serve this function. There was another thread I asked Joe to review. I felt like it should be closed, but I had participated in it. Hence I felt as though someone else should make the decision. Mudelf

What message is it giving and is it really such a great idea for the forum, to have unknown numbers of volunteers who impose judgement on the worth of the contributions of others - but for some reason choose to remain intentionally anonymous?

If we have to have all these volunteer censors (and I am more and more convinced that we do not) - would it really be such a bad idea to only have volunteers who were prepared to be known and be accountable?

I disagree totally with Joe over censorship on the forum but at least he has the courage to stand by his actions and be known. There are other volunteers who also do not feel they need to be anonymous.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Joe Offer
Date: 29 Jan 05 - 11:56 PM

Ah, but the volunteers ARE accountable, and they are known - to Max, and Jeff, and Joe. They just aren't directly accountable to the entire Forum. That would get too confusing, and it would make it too easy for people to play one volunteer against another and to box our volunteers into contradictions. That's why we have only three people who have decision authority, and two of those three answer to Max and defer to him on certain matters. All editing decisions by other volunteers are done in consultation with one of the three of us.

It's a very common system of organization. It means that if you have a question, you know whom to contact - Max for ultimately important decisions, and Jeff and Joe for day-to-day things.

-Joe Offer-


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 05:23 AM

Much posting over many years has taken place on the subject of anonymous posts. Whatever one's own view may be - it is not really possible to ignore the fact that anonymous posting it is thought by many - not generally to be a very acceptable practice.

This would suggest that now flying in the face of all of this and insisting on the need for anonymous posting on the part of an unknown number of volunteers who think it a good idea to intentionally conceal their identity and feel qualified to impose their judgement upon others from this very priviliged position - will generally not thought to be a good thing for ensuring harmony and civility.

This after all is supposed to be the stated object of all this imposed censorship. If the purpose of these anonymous volunteers is simply to look-out for and bring possible problems to the attention of those who names we do know - surely this function can be better undertaken by all contributors? Why take the risk with the forum and insist on justifying all these anonymous volunteer judges?

I would suggest that one way to obtain harmony and civilty would be for everyone to feel that they were all contributing on an equal basis. Probably the best way to ensure that harmony and civilty will never be achieved is to insist on the justice of having many different levels of contributors. If yet further division is the intention - I suggest that this is the way to go.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 05:37 AM

Never use one word when 22 will do.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 05:46 AM

A friend who has peeked at this site asked me if 'Mudcat' was short for 'mud slinging and catty remarks'.

All these people who complain about censorship should maybe step into the shoes of one of the people being sniped at... especially those for whom the attack is unprovoked, as has happened here.

I bet anything that if a thread was started by an anonymous guest saying that ***** had a tiny knob and brain to match, then ***** would be all in favour of deletion.

Bin there, done that, took the medication for 2 years.

LTS


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 06:32 AM

I didn't know you knew ***** Liz!


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: Liz the Squeak
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 08:21 AM

Oh yes Giok.... only too well!!!

But I don't go posting it in public on the 'Cat... unlike the anonymous guest who commented upon my knicker size some time back.

LTS


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 08:51 AM

He shouldn't have been wearing your knickers!
Giok


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 03:32 PM

All these people who complain about censorship should maybe step into the shoes of one of the people being sniped at... especially those for whom the attack is unprovoked, as has happened here.

I bet anything that if a thread was started by an anonymous guest saying that ***** had a tiny knob and brain to match, then ***** would be all in favour of deletion.


Liz

There are two parts to this. The judgement of the attack is something we may all agree with. The solution to the problem is only where we may differ.

Because one may not see imposed censorship (after the event) as the solution - (but as creating another problem) - does not mean that one supports the attack or does not understand or is attempting to belittle the hurt caused.


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 30 Jan 05 - 03:43 PM

Shambles don't go on please, if I'd have known I could have got nagged like this for free, I could have saved the cost of a wedding.
Giok


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,Ull King
Date: 31 Jan 05 - 10:48 AM

Joe Offer,

Just tell us my lad,

Did you kill Sir John?
    Nope. I think the problem must be on John's end. I'm hoping some computer whiz in Hull will drop by his house and get him back online.
    -Joe Offer-


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: GUEST,The Shambles
Date: 01 Feb 05 - 05:23 AM

I refresh this thread partly to make the point that the last contribution made to this thread (i.e. the volunteer's reply in brown writing) did not refresh this thread. Perhaps this was intentional?

A conventional posted reply could have answered the question but would have refreshed this thread. I leave it to you to judge why this volunteer may have perferred not to refreash this thread - but still wish to make the reply. However, as the thread was not refreshed by this answer - the poster who asked the question may not be even aware that their question has been answered. They may be aware now and able to read the answer to their question.

A case perhaps of having one's cake and eating it. This method (of having the last word) is not one that is open to all of us and perhaps its future use could be limited and more honestly used?
    But if I reply to a question or comment within the message where the question was asked, there's no question to whom I am responding, is there? I find that efficient and clear, and see no reason to do otherwise. It also serves to avoid refreshing threads that are contentious, even though contentious people might like to force me to refresh them.
    -Joe Offer-


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 01 Feb 05 - 06:25 AM

This is a public discussion forum - the (first) reply was to a question of general interest (and no censorship action was taken or indicated).

Why then are these contributions not being made on the same conditions that everyone else must accept?

Contributing two answers whilst being able to choose not to refresh the thread a second time is not an action open to most of us. Nor one that will ensure the answer will be seen. And is one that will give the firm impression that for some reason the thread is judged not to be one to refresh. But we all have to make a choice.

The only hope for the forum that I see, is that everyone here is encouraged (by example) to finally accept that making any response - (even when posting to tell others not to respond) - will bring the thread back to the top. And that if (for whatever reasons) that is not the wish - you don't post a response. the thread will then die a natural death.

Perhaps this can be considered by them and this example can be set now by our volunteers?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: John MacKenzie
Date: 01 Feb 05 - 08:40 AM

Joe Offer edited, or added to an existing thread, this does not count as a further post.
Comprenez my little conspiracy theorist?
Giok


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 03 Feb 05 - 06:28 AM

One of the main reasons given for it not being a good idea to give-in to temptatation and respond to an obvious provocation in a thread - in order to have the final 'witty' reply - is that by doing so - the thread is refreshed and pops back to the top again.

God only knows how many times some folk post in this fashion - and as a result - refresh the offending thread - often only to point out to other posters - that their doing so will only result in the thread being refreshed and encourage other posters - not to do it!

If the thread is not refreshed - it effectively dies and there is no need for any volunteer to close it - as judgement has been passed upon the thread in the best possible way. Perhaps our volunteers can always set and follow this example to other posters?

The choice or judgement to post the final 'witty' or otherwise comment - but without refeshing the offending thread (by making the pretence that this were an editorial comment) - is not one that is open to us all.

It also serves to avoid refreshing threads that are contentious, even though contentious people might like to force me to refresh them.
-Joe Offer-


The question is why would a volunteer not wish to refresh this thread? Or why could it sinply not be ignored - if they didn't wish to refresh it?

For I am not sure at all what is considered as 'contentious' in this thread - and judged as not fit to be refreshed by a reply posted to a question the conventional way. The poster asking the question had no way of knowing that their question had been answered - because of the method chosen. As this thread would have fallen off the bottom and died.

No 'contentious people' are forcing or can force anyone to refresh this thread or force them to do to do anything else. But if the thread was judged as not worth being refreshed - why post to answer the question at all? And in a fashion not open to eveyone else and one that that means the poster of the question is not going to be aware their question has received a reply?


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Subject: RE: BS: This Thread Is Closed!
From: The Shambles
Date: 14 May 05 - 05:27 AM

But if I reply to a question or comment within the message where the question was asked, there's no question to whom I am responding, is there? I find that efficient and clear, and see no reason to do otherwise.
Joe Offer

But the rest of us ordinary posters don't have this choice and get around this problem very easily - by placing the quote of the post they are responding to - at the top of a new post.

It would be nice for the rest of us to have the same choices. Also to be able to clearly tell the difference between which opinions are 'official Mudcat Policy' and which are only the personal opinions of our volunteers.



By the way - this thread is NOT closed. Not yet anyway.........


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