Kishkumen wrote:Well, harmony, I never came close to suggesting anything of the sort. I simply said that some prolific posters enjoy using them productively or at least harmlessly, and that they can be very effective, especially, as AS pointed out, in the Book of Abraham debate.
And some use them as weapons. So what? What do you suggest we do about them? Obviously expecting people to maintain enough maturity to host a debate like the Book of Abraham or the Jockers' study isn't working.
I am sorry you got the impression that I personally do not value you as a member of the community because of my comments. I really don't see how you can construe me as saying anything of the sort. My intention was not to attack you personally or hurt your feelings.
You implied you agreed with stak, that people who don't use pictures have nothing to contribute to the health of the board, and if those picture-posting people can't post pictures, then they'll leave. And since I don't post with pictures, I leapt to what seemed logical... that my 15,000 pictureless posts contributed nothing to this community or any discussion.
*Being shot down for a day is not the end of the world. The first thing we do is shop for a better host in a state that is less litigious.
And you are volunteering to head this task force, yes?
* Who the hell cares about being laughed at in this affair other than the little weasel who contacted the host?
Obviously not you.
*Shades butt was never in danger of being in a legal wringer because SeattleSmutWriter's brother-in-law or whoever his lawyer is was willing to send a frivolous warning to our host.
I'm sure that's a comfort to anyone who has ever been the target of a sue-happy fool and his frivolous lawsuit filing lawyer.
Maybe a no posting of family pictures of others would be a decent start. Situations like this occur because someone's feelings get really scorched. One way of guarding against this getting out of hand is managing, as minimally as possible, the degree to which that can happen. No solution is perfect, but I think no family is eminently reasonable as a standard.
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See Rule #7. It's already in place. Obviously it didn't work.
(Nevo, Jan 23) And the Melchizedek Priesthood may not have been restored until the summer of 1830, several months after the organization of the Church.