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Not really sure of the rules of realtraders.
Personaly I got a lot out of most of mark's posts and hate to see him off
realtraders. But, if realtraders has certain rules, and someone breaks
them, that should be it. The rules should be followed.
I am just one, no matter how much I want something or like something.
Rules should be followed good or bad, to my advantage or not.
To me, rules are not made to be broken.
But, as I said. I hate to see someone leave.
Maybe a new rule of a second chance? Then if something happens off for
good. No way back?
At 06:55 PM 5/21/01 -0400, you wrote:
>I would like to see Mark back too. I think he should post some monthly
>statements as an admission fee. The guy he relentlessly criticized just made
>another 125 points in his ndx trade today. The latter is likely a "real"
>trader.
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>----- Original Message -----
>From: <I4Lothian@xxxxxxx>
>To: <realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
>Sent: Monday, May 21, 2001 6:49 PM
>Subject: [RT] Mark Brown & RT Rules
>
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>> I would like to argue that the policy of banishment for certain type of
>> policy violations is a bit extreme. Yes, we all value civil discussions.
>> But I can tell you from working in this industry that civility sometimes
>goes
>> out the window during some of the most interesting and heated discussions.
>>
>> Passion can lead to incredible creativity and original thought, as well as
>> ugly moments and unfortunate choices of words. Sometimes we just need to
>> cool down and I would suggest that a 1 week or 2 week cool down period for
>> violations of the language or conduct violations would be a much fairer
>> punishment.
>>
>> Kicking Mark Brown off of real-traders for language violations or even for
>> being a pain in the ASS (emphasis added for effect) on occasion is a
>> shortsighted policy for someone who has contributed as much original
>thought
>> and thought provoking posts as he has.
>>
>> Sure, there are some that do not like him. There are those who don't like
>me
>> either. Big Deal. I am not here to be liked, or liked by all, but rather
>to
>> learn and to share.
>>
>> Personally, I like seeing people's ideas challenged. When people
>challenge
>> my ideas, that only makes me and the ideas stronger. Mark challenges
>people.
>>
>> I challenge the moderator(s) or list owners of this list to change their
>> rules and allow greater freedom of expression and to establish cooling
>down
>> periods rather than banishment. Lighten up a little, or you will end up
>> making this a less interesting and useful forum for sharing information
>and
>> ideas.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> John J. Lothian
>>
>> Disclosure: Futures trading involves financial risk, lots of it!
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