Larry lamented,
As I originally expected, we're seeing more and more "no" answers to moderation. That's too bad.
Good luck, everyone, trying to implement other solutions, or with the status quo: I think the list will continue to be mired in constantly flowing excrement. Those with a low toleration for it will continue to be driven off.
I beg to differ, esteemed colleague. The prospect of elevating the tone of our discourse remains ever bright. Your original proposal was made less than 24 hours ago, was it not? Do not despair.
---- Let us consider rather WHICH proposal to adopt or reject:
1. Moderate wikipedia-l
Opinion seems to be turning away from this option. Indeed, a couple of non-English speakers want wikipedia-l abolished (!).
2. Moderate wikiEN-l
Some posters whose reputations carry some weight (like you, Larry, you fat slob! ;- [oops, I wouldn't be able to say that on a Moderated List <mischievous grin>, even with emoticons]) have turned toward this option.
3. Just continue to use social pressure
This remains a viable fall-back position.
---- Ed Poor
Poor, Edmund W heeft geschreven: [cut]
- Moderate wikipedia-l
Opinion seems to be turning away from this option. Indeed, a couple of non-English speakers want wikipedia-l abolished (!).
Can you explain why it is not a good idea to abolish wikipedia-l?
I find that like it is now wikipedia-l is not usefull. It is used like it is the English list. Some messages are only posted on wikipedia-l, some on wikiEN-l and most on the two. Most of the treads are broken because of this. I think a lot of people are to lazy to subscribe to wikiEN-l.
Giskart
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