>> My point is: keep OT stuff where it belongs. >Yes ..... but the big problem is setting up criteria for what is OT. You >want to moderate this? Don't think Joeri wants to do this. Do you Joeri? Looks like Joeri does, and I think it's a great idea... >Because of several threads that we all had to deal with on the LUG, I've >decided to make the list policy more strict and to apply the rules more >strictly. I'll use the moderation tools strictly from now on to push >this list in a positive direction. Name-calling, "political" threads and >many other problematic topics will be moderated immediately. If an >individual has to go to maintain "peace" on this list, I will have no >problems in banning him. There are 4400+ subscribers on this list and it >seems to be the only way to make it work. > >I also kindly ask everyone to post less OT mails. There's been quite a >high "noise ratio" lately. I hope we can all get back on topic and help >eachother out on Logic-related subjects. This list is made BY Logic >users FOR Logic-users, so it'll only be as good as we make it!!! > >Any comments on this should be sent to me privately, please do not >bother the list with it. You can mail me at joeri@... I'll do >my best to reply to each mail I get, although it might take some time. > >Bye, >Joeri >-- >Joeri Vankeirsbilck >joeri@... I support this 100% - the only way the list will stay on topic is if the admin tells people to stop OT threads, then moderates anyone who continues these threads after being warned. Mike _________ Mike Connelly, Composer/Sound Designer mpc@... / http://www.noisefloor.com
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Re: [L-OT] What is off-topic?
2000-12-26 by Mike Connelly
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