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Pastimes : How to best deal with KOOKS at this web site
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To: Gottfried who wrote (840)7/14/1997 1:35:00 AM
From: Bill Ulrich   of 1894
 
GM, you are very right.

<...If someone blatantly spams on several threads, I think
bringing it to Jill's attention is appropriate...>

<...If you go to the trouble of pointing out the less
attractive aspects of the stock in a spam, you risk getting
into a fruitless discussion with the spammer...>

Yes, one should make the conscious decision beforehand,
that escalation should go to email or another thread.
And that's only if one even cares about escalation.
If it escalates, a complete non-response is good
as it leaves the 'problem' arguing alone, and one has at
least done the deed of providing one decent warning about
the spammed stock.

It was great meeting you today, I should add.
-MrB
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