What a beautifully colored text. :)
I'm not interested in Jay's reaction here. I was critizing the way others here react/reacted in such cases. Some here are masters in the art of sarcasm and embrace others who are masters in negative behavior.
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I can see your goals are altruistic Peter, but you cannot control anyone's behavior but your own. I still think anyone can filter anyone at anytime for any reason. It is entirely up to the member to decide for themselves. They don't have to justify anything. Your attempts to get him to see it from your point of view will only satisfy your need to do so. It probably won't change his filter. I do not understand your need to do it, but that is up to you. By filtering out your messages, Jay is not treating you unfairly. He's not treating you in any way. He's avoiding you.>
>>Jay was allowed to make insults in many messages (for example calling me an a
ss several times) and nobody told him that this type of behavior is anti-social and insulting. My own attempts to make this clear to him always invoked pure sarcastic comments by people like Kevin Goff.
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>I am trying to avoid participating in messages that are only rude or obnoxious unless I have an opinion I wish to share for the sake of the discussion. Put him in your twit filter if he annoys you.
Groet,
Peter de Valença
Constructive frustration is the breeding ground of genius.
If there’s no willingness to moderate for the sake of good debate, then I have no willingness to debate at all.
Let's develop superb standards that will end the holy wars.
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