[Sigia-l] clear signals

[Richard Hill]

I will not post about this to the list.  This is not  about IA.

For those wondering, following a prior post, I told Derek and another to 
take it off list.

Nothing has changed in administration since that post.  No one was removed, 
no posts are being held.  The main posts discarded are form Nigeria or 
about Viagra.

Dick Hill

At 7/23/2003, Derek R wrote:
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>So what's the deal Dick? Are we all locked out because some people feel
>the need to engage in ultimatums?
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>Or, are we all locked out because some people feel the need to drag
>others through-the-mud for unspecified reasons?
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>What gives? I won't engage with people who spread hate. If people have a
>beef (i.e. "lack of respect for certain people") the only way one can
>reasonable respond to it is to have concrete occurrence (i.e.
>legitimacy) which to respond to. Otherwise, it is just plain old
>aggression.
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>Maybe the lesson here, (for everybody it seems), is to have a point --
>i.e. more signal than noise -- instead of just aggrandizing for the sake
>of social position.
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>It may even be more of a crime to ignore and pretend not to see what is
>clearly 'presented' and before one's self -- even though I understand
>people react differently to formidable challenges. Some try to block-out
>and ignore, some run for the hills, some get upset, some (like myself)
>just keep the-nose-to-the-grindstone.
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>I can tell you the only way out is through.
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>PS - So when are you going to re-open the list?
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