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Pastimes : SI vs. iHub - Battle of the Boards Part 2 -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: mmmary who wrote (4016)	5/20/2002 8:55:57 PM
From: d:oug	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 5315

"I was booted for this post." (or) trees v. forest : mmmary, : Not sure, but it may be that you might be willing to step back and join some of us that were not involved in the iHub activity discussed with your "case" and try and obtain a view that may or may not help to identify a safe path either through the forest, or a pathway out of a deep dark forest. You may regard this post as babble, its your right totally, but please consider another view, that being where you are and what you want. : But, if you have already decided long ago that you have taken a stand, and will only stand on your current position, that being an echo of your posts, then please clue us in, as some of us here understand that life is unfair to all, some more than others, but no matter the amount one feels stepped on, its those that after having a foot placed onto them, its those that reposition themselves, rather than remain in that same location, can then take that time to spent and spend it on another issue, hopefully to add to their life, rather than try and remove stuff from another's. For sure we all will fight the good fight and battle those pushing us or standing in our rightful way, but those who fuel their engines with pride and hurt and anger sometimes burn bridges, and some will even burn a bridge they are standing on that has a deep fall below. : But then you may do as i sometimes do, give in to a situation, as in accept that i have been had and lost, and then in a public manner let everyone know that i will swallow my pride and move on. This method is only good for a learning opportunity, one that in a way one will pay a price for an education in the hope that later the knowledge obtained was worth the price. Hard to do, as its that way to learn from one's mistakes when one feels that the mistake was not on their side, but that one was damaged by another's action that may not have been a mistake, but done on purpse. : Its possible that you may be doing as i mentioned at the top of this post, determined to present your case against iHub using focus that iHub is in error/wrong/corrupt and deserves to be found out by all to such. If so then please say so since your message and those replies to you are being re-cycled to a point that everyone here is scanning these words, not reading them. : Once again i state using different words that you and iHub have an opportunity to demonstrate a process that will help both iHub and you accomplish your stated deeds, but using that Middle East example, trust between both sides has to have something put into place that currently did not and now does not exist. doug ot milk

To: mmmary who wrote (4016)	5/21/2002 8:26:02 PM
From: The Philosopher	Read Replies (3) \| Respond to of 5315

Piffle. You were booted for a lengthy string of abusive posts in which your point were totally buried by hyperbolic, abusive language and completely unnecessary and inappropriate personal attacks which Matt over and over asked you to moderate (the language, not the message) and you were either unwilling or unable to bring into line with the requirement of civilized, responsible posting. You obviously either wouldn't or couldn't learn to post decently. That's why you were booted. To blame it on any single post, or group of posts, is flatly false. You got booted because despite multiple chances to reform you just couldn't be a responsible poster.