Mohammed Censors

Knight9 · Oct 18, 2001

Re: Muhammad Censors

Well done Muhammad!!! If I recall correctly I believe I actually complained to you about one of the "complainer's" original...obviously trolling...messages that was posted and subsequently removed. Considering the generally consistent good will on the board (we all have occasional moments but we tend to get over them) I would say you have done an excellent job.

Thank you.
Kevin

ronjhall · Oct 18, 2001

Muhammad
Thanks /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

TWINKLE_TOES · Oct 18, 2001

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Trollers 0, Muhammad 1

That's how it looks from where I'm sittin'. 

Harv, we have the same view and are 1000 miles apart, must be sitting in high chairs./w3tcompact/icons/wink.gif

Civility Rules

Al

MikePA · Oct 18, 2001

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The two websites I spend most of my time at are TBN and dpreview. The reason, in addition to being interested in tractors and digital cameras, is both sites are extremely well run. I've just about given up on usenet groups where the static to content ratio is horrible because of trolls. Muhammad does a fantastic, yet mostly transparent, job.

glennmac · Oct 18, 2001

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The surgical strikes of censorship can be supplemented by psyops. If TBN creates a Trolling Only Forum, the trollers would be tricked into talking tractors.

Muhammad · Oct 19, 2001

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And vice-versa?

Anonymous Poster · Oct 19, 2001

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well said !

Devildog · Oct 19, 2001

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Being fairly new to this forum, I think Muhammad does a great job. This is one of my favoite sites to visit, The members are great and the vast knowledge is fantastic. Thank You to Muhammad and all the members.
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MChalkley · Oct 19, 2001

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Hear, hear! Or is it "Here, here"? Actually, I think "Hear here" may be the most applicable usage here, as in "in this instance".

Um, what I mean is: You guys have summarized all the issues perfectly, in my opinion. This forum has always had extremely high standards, always been exemplary in the level of civility, good nature, etc. not to mention quality of information. Muhammad deserves most of the credit for that. The standard here is admittedly high, but it's a pleasure, not a burden, to participate on those terms, both as a contributor, and as a beneficiary. As usual, it sounds a lot more complicated than it really is when I say it. That's why I started to just say "ditto". Probably should've gone with my instincts... /w3tcompact/icons/smile.gif

MarkC

Rch · Oct 19, 2001

Very interwesting, huck. I too was clueless re trolling as an internet phenomena. The discussion referenced on a site about Algeria is emblematic of how internet pearls can pop-up anywhere. Of course, we see that all the time on TBN.
In medicine you can't read everything, it's just too much.The solution is to read all of a few good journals (and at least one British ! )- all the good stuff will be covered in short order.TBN is one of my good " journals" for this area of my life- in short order every thing gets covered, even stuff I didn't know that I didn't know( Nubond, "activate the surface with a propane torch", polypropene in the famous Chalkley Cup thread by Harv) The expertise available just blows me away sometimes- all in a fairly 'compact' form.

RCH