Do you remind people of their good behavior or only the questionable behavior? If it's the latter, how do you decide? Is there a behavior meter? Are you reminding the good behavior people of their good deeds?

If you don't like what JVP has to say - just turn him off.

He's like Howard Stern. If you don't like him, turn him off.

MF fails to realize the forums work because of people like JVP. Remove them and the forums become blather and chatter - which is a large component of the UT.

- Val

>Dear Valdis
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>JR>>I reminded him of his own behaviour
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>VM>>That's the comment that made me think of you're being judgemental.
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>Assuming that there is something wrong with my being judgemental while others do not feel so constrained: Why should *anybody* object to being reminded of their own behaviour? How is it being judgemental if I simply remind people of the facts?
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>>>Why should I not like having John on the UT? That's not a motive however. There are plenty of stupid comments (IMO) made by people on the UT. They have the same rights to say them as John does.<<
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>You can like or not like as you please and I've never said different. For the record I have not said I don't want him here, but as one who owns his own business and understands how apparently minor actions can suddenly create liability, I fully support MF's rights to act. He published rules, people knew the rules, people chose not to follow the rules. If MF gets blamed for that, next we'll be told that murderers did it because their daddy once called them a bad name. Personal Responsibility is not something we should need to argue about.
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>Regards
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>JR