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Dan,
I agree wholeheartedly and I did
likewise.
Is there something wrong with what I said or the
way I said it?
I merely reminded him that he has the right to
unsubscribe as we all do, what's wrong with that?
It is advice that I myself would take and have
taken on other lists if I did not like the way the list is/was being
managed.
If my totally neutral comment offended you in any
way, excuse me.
God Bless and best wishes in all your future
endeavors,Tom
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Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 9:59
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Subject: Re: [RT] List description:
interrogatories
Hey Tom,
Kent expressed himself in a respectful way. And after all, this is a
legitamite topic of discussion.
Tom Bowen wrote:
If someone does not like the way the list is
being run that someone should exercise their right to
unsubscribe.
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Kent
Rollins
To: <A
title=realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
href="mailto:realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx";>realtraders@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 8:25
PM
Subject: Re: [RT] List description:
interrogatories
>Please keep posts to the point and on the subject matter
and refrain from >unnecessary short reply posts like
"thank you" type replies that use up >valuable members'
reading time.
I would like to see posting privs for people who violate this rule
suspended just as much or more than I would like to see
people who occassionally attack others get booted off the
list. "Me toos" and "thank yous" take up far more
bandwidth and are substantially worth less than some attacks.
>Also, please give each member's post the respect it deserves,
whether or >not you agree with the conclusions reached,
and treat each other with >professionalism and common
decency. Personal attacks are not to be made on >this
forum. Violators will be removed immediately.
>Posts advertising the sale of any products or services of
companies are not >tolerated in this forum. Members who
post these kind of messages will be >removed
immediately.
This is the big area of contention. What a lot of people
don't know is that some people will post market calls or will
make subtle references to some magic method they use and then
when people (mostly newbies) on the list approach them
privately, the poster will try to sell them something. Many
of you don't appreciate the fact that this is what Mark Brown was
trying to expose. You all just get so frosted that he
made a personal attack. You never consider the reason
for the attack. Mark has shown me some of the stuff
that vendors ON THIS LIST tried to sell him when he contacted them
privately under an alias.
And let's consider the phrase "give each member's post the respect
it deserves". Does a post deserve respect just because
a member of this list made it? I submit the answer is
"No". When someone posts "the market will go up and the
market will go down over the next few days", that is wholly
deserving of ridicule. Compare profitok's posts to Hohn
Capello's. Ben is very specific, Capello is very
vague. Membership of this list can be broken down into
2 categories: the experienced and the inexperienced. I believe
that when the experienced members of this list take the time to
ridicule worthless posts, they are doing a service to the
inexperienced. How about you? They are also
BENEFITTING all members of the list because the object of
ridicule will consider his or her posts more carefully. If the
person being ridiculed is actually a spammer pretending to
make real market calls, that person will be more likely to
move on in search of more spammable pastures. I don't
know about you, but I would like to be on a list where people
who put REAL MONEY behind their trades are the on people posting to
the list. Not a list where anyone with an email account
tosses out completely hypothetical crap about what the market
may or may not do over a hypothetical timeframe. How
about you? I'm not interested in the fact that Mars is
up Uranus. I want to know what that means for the market.
How about you?
>New membership to the Realtraders forum is by invitation only,
with the >exception of existing members who are changing
email addresses.
I would like Mark Brown to be reinstated. And perhaps when he
attacks someone, the more sensitive members on the list could
think about whether or not he has a point rather than just
getting your panties in a wad.
>***Membership in Realtraders is open to anyone who wishes to
learn and >share information in a professional environment
where courtesy and respect >of one another is
paramount.***
I would like professionalism to be paramount. Professionalism
does not mean politeness. The respect or lack of
respect I get from this list has zero effect on my ego.
Zero. If I were to post some crap and get hammered for
it, I would reconsider the crap that I posted, not whine to the
moderator. And I would much rather belong to a Real Traders
list where Real Traders acted like Klingons who just won the
Soccer World Cup than I would like to belong to a list where
faux traders treat each other with respect and courtesy.
If you had to be on a list with Dic Migrains or Mark Browns, which
would you choose?
Kent
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