The Logic Off Topic list

--- In logic-ot@y..., Dennis Gunn <dennisg@a...> wrote:
> >The only non-political posts I rejected were from Dennis Gunn, just
> >calling me "disgusting" more or less, in many different ways - I
> >wanted to take that conversation up with him privately as I didn't
> >really feel like it belonged on the list. Didn't realize anyone 
> >would miss that, but since you insist, I won't spare you all from 
> >it any longer ..
> 
> Good.  Because the above statement is demonstrably false.  Here is 
> the first of my posts Jeremy censored in it's mistyped entirety.

Unfortunately there is no record of rejected messages, and I didn't 
recall this post. "Thank you" for pointing it out. :P 
 
> >Unless there are two beta tester groups this is simply untrue.  In 
> >the one *I* belong to the political threads flair up and die down 
> >on their own and the emagic employees let them live and die their 
> >natural lives.  In the one *I* some posts were moved to another 
> >folder when then thread had gotten long but by that point the 
> >conversation had died on it's own and emagic had nothing to do 
> >with it.
> >
> >I miss Joeri.  I am outta here.
> 
> Could you show me the line in there where I called Jeremy 
> disgusting?

"I miss Joeri.  I am outta here." equates to the same thing.   
 
> Here is a post where I did use the word "disgusting" but I did not 
> say he was disgusting I said I was disgusted with him and 
> disappointed with Joeri.  The thing about disappointment is that 
> you have to like or respect the person in the first place for it to 
> happen that's why it was possible for me to be dissapointed with 
> Joeri:

My god you're good at being mean :-) 
 
> >Joeri writes:
> >
> >>Wow, I haven't read the OT list in a while, but I agree... this
> >>might be waaaaay OT, even for the OT list.
> >
> >I could not be more disappointed in you or disgusted with Jeremy.
> 
> I would not bore any of you with any of this but it basically just 
> irks the hell out of me read someone knowingly spreading falsities 
> (there is a word for that) and then censoring the truth.

I'm sorry, but I wasn't "knowingly spreading falsities". 

And yes, I am very proud to be a censor:

cen·sor 

2 : one who supervises conduct and morals: as a : an official who 
examines materials (as publications or films) for objectionable 
matter b : an official (as in time of war) who reads communications 
(as letters) and deletes material considered sensitive or harmful

3 : a hypothetical psychic agency that represses unacceptable notions 
before they reach consciousness
 
Jeremy