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From: msf@amelia (Michael S. Fischbein)
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Subject: Re: A quiz
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Date: Sun, 6-Sep-87 15:54:05 EDT
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In article <8709060012.AA00447@wheatena> wheatena!gsmith (Gene Ward Smith) writes:
[article mostly elided; check archives for references]
>
>  Is there *any* behavior which is or should be unacceptable on the net?
>Is Mr. Maroney's behavior in the acceptable range, or not?

If the facts Mr. Smith relates in his article concerning Mr. Maroney's
behavior are correct (I have no way to check Mr. Maroney's non-net posted
or emailed to me actions), I feel that his behavior is in the non-acceptable
range.

One is entitled to one's opinions and to publicly air them, barring encitements
to riot or violence; but Mr. Smith's article stated the Mr. Maroney was
attempting to prevent others from replying to his postings with their own,
differing views.  That is not, and should not, be acceptable to this culture.

		mike

Michael Fischbein                 msf@prandtl.nas.nasa.gov
                                  ...!seismo!decuac!csmunix!icase!msf
These are my opinions only and obviously not necessarily official views of any
organization.
Michael Fischbein                 msf@prandtl.nas.nasa.gov
                                  ...!seismo!decuac!csmunix!icase!msf
These are my opinions and not necessarily official views of any
organization.