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Message-ID: <3EE855EE.4040703@bank-connect.com>
From: peter at bank-connect.com (Peter van den Heuvel)
Subject: Administrivia: Poll

> Quite a few people have been contacting us in regards to 
> his behaviour on the list and needless to say no small
> number of people have left the list because of recent activity.
The only minor inconvenience I percieve is all the responses that are 
provoked from people who seem to have their testosterone levels gone out 
of control. They turn provoking posts from many a contributer into 
personal vendetta's. When the original poster does not seem to crumble 
into immediate submission, panick strikes and the call for powerfull 
measures from the "system" is heard. I find even those postings vaguely 
amusing, if not for my lack of time and the depressing clarity with 
which they demonstrate how widespread the total lack of willingness 
towards a rational approach actually is. At least they explain the 
origin of humankinds perpetual conflict with itself. Like some other 
poster has already mentioned, those subscribers leaving the list might 
not be so bad at all.

For clarity: I do agree with the "do not moderate wood or the list would 
deny it's own purpose".

Peter