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03-05-2003, 05:53 AM
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Dave, you should re-consider staying involved with the forum....the moderator position is a no-win..
situation, In fact usually the best solution to moderation is 'tours of duty'.
On many occasions you have been very helpful with your answers to many of my posts. It would be good to keep any advice involved if at all possible
On many occasions you have been very helpful with your answers to many of my posts. It would be good to keep any advice involved if at all possible
03-05-2003, 06:08 AM
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Hey Dave, you did what you thought was right, I hope you don't go because of this. I have had some
..good interaction with you. Things have been a bit nutz around here so I hope you stick around and give it a try after things smooth out; you know how people are, I got a little over board on my anti OT stance too. Right now I would be happy if things just went back to the way they were. Don't bail out. JIM
03-05-2003, 06:12 AM
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Eighth Member of AudiWorld. God-like, glorious and all-knowing.
Dave, I think the decision to step down is correct. However...
I don't think you should close your account. No hard feelings, eh?
03-05-2003, 06:28 AM
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Eighth Member of AudiWorld. God-like, glorious and all-knowing.
Respectfully and with deference to all...
I don't think that most of the reactions were over-the-top. Rather, they were necessary to address the situation. However, some of the personal attacks were plainly uncalled for.
Things change. I've dealt with individuals here who I mixed it up with and really disliked, at the time. Later, I got to know them better and my opinion changed. Perhaps, their's did as well. It's hard to take back words once they're said or written.
I think that, in many (but not all) cases, it's usually best to bite one's tounge, or if something must be said, endeavor to do so in a diplomatic and non-personal way.
Things change. I've dealt with individuals here who I mixed it up with and really disliked, at the time. Later, I got to know them better and my opinion changed. Perhaps, their's did as well. It's hard to take back words once they're said or written.
I think that, in many (but not all) cases, it's usually best to bite one's tounge, or if something must be said, endeavor to do so in a diplomatic and non-personal way.
