[wellylug] Wellylug mailing lists & website

[David Antliff]

On Thu, 23 Mar 2006, Jethro Carr wrote:
> On Thu, 2006-03-23 at 15:42 +1200, David Antliff wrote:
>> On Wed, 22 Mar 2006, Brent Wood wrote:
>>> It was suggested that we move this to the wlug_org list (which is the
>>> wellylug_admin list) but some of the pro-advertisement members preferred to
>>> reply here instead. So the thread was retained here.....
>>
>> Are you deliberately misinterpreting the alternate side of this argument?
>> I'd like to give you the benefit of the doubt. Let me ask, do you think I
>> am "pro-advertisment" based on what I've said so far? Perhaps I gave
>> reason for you to think I am. I'd be interested to know what that reason
>> is.
>
> I fail to see anyway in which Brent is failing to interpret your
> argument. He also doesn't say who he thinks is a "pro-advertisement
> member".

I await his response because yours is redundant unfortunately.

> This except may help you:
> ----------
>      * If you are in serious conflict with someone by e-mail, take a
>        deep breath and wait an hour or sleep on it before replying!
>        And if it still winds you up, then take it off list.
> ----------

I'm not in serious conflict (yet). You associate too much emotion with my 
comments.

> No one can see this, because the list owner has said that. No
> advertising. Only Linux relating things. It's really not very hard to
> understand.

Right, so we're all just stupid then? Of course not. It's obviously hard 
to understand - just look at the debate.

> If it's an advertisement - it's not allowed. 1+1=2. It's that easy to
> understand. And if you still have doubt, you can ask the list admins.

I can't disagree with asking a list admin first, but it's a bit hard to 
know whether to post or even ask when you don't even know what is 
classified as advertising and what is not. And before you start flaunting 
more of your amazing arithmetic skills, remember that integer numbers and 
operators are WELL DEFINED.

If I post this on the Org list then I break up a thread, and that's surely 
illegal.  ;)

-- 
David.