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From: <joedees@bellsouth.net>
Sent: Friday, September 20, 2002 2:04 PM
> If you are the God of the Virus list, it seems that you have
> appointed Hermit to be its Pope. He has been a majority of one,
I take it this is directed at me?
> bullying and riding roughshod over others, and you appear to back him
> even when he is wrong, as in my case (restoring Jonathan Davis to IRC
> was a rare exception). Perhaps this is because you share his politics,
Yes, Hermit can be a bully and ride roughshod over others. He is not the
only one and I dislike it when anyone does it.
And, as a matter of record, I do not share his politics. I am more moderate
than you and Hermit, but I refrain from saying much because I don't have
much interest and even less knowledge in this area.
> but that is not a good reason to shirk the obligations of fair and
> equitable treatment which any good list administrator self-imposes.
I may be incompetent but I am not malicious.
> I do not recall you censuring him for his cruel and libelous
> comments concerning my mother (for which he refuses to apologize),
I think someone discovered that you can really push someone's buttons by
insulting his mother at least 80,000 years ago. Why do you allow yourself to
be so programmable? I see no need to censure Hermit. It was such an obvious
cheapshot that he did more damage to himself than I could ever do.
> but when I post a cartoon more relevant to him than his was to me, he
> moves one and allows the other to remain with impunity, and supported
> by you. I hope that the scales soon fall from your eyes, for many FH's
Remember when we discussed this in private conversation? Remember when I
asked both sides to present their respective cases? Remember when I let you
have the last word when I forwarded Hermit's reply to you for a rebuttal?
This may come as a surprise but people that disagree with you are not
neccesarily evil or stupid.
> have noticed and commented to me concerning your progressively pro-
> Hermit slant, and I do not believe that all of them are, or can be,
> mistaken on this issue.
Can you think of any other explanations for Hermit's apparent power on the
list?
David
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