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Message-ID: <4062F426.9060006@egotistical.reprehensible.net>
From: ge at egotistical.reprehensible.net (Gadi Evron)
Subject: One more Wack at the dead equine WAS: viruses
 being sent to this list

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As this email discusses me, I'll reply, inline, to what I must.

| And in a private email to Mr. Evron I pointed out how it was nice of him
| to be willing to be a moderator.

There are already moderators to this mailing list.

| Mr. Evron's reply was no.   He was not offering up his own effort to solve
| what he felt was a problem.

Our two-emails conversation was private, although I have no problem
being quoted, it is not very polite to quote/speak of private
conversations without prior permission.

This list already has moderators, and even if there weren't, I wouldn't
want the job and I doubt this list would want me. *yawn*

| The simplist way to kill a thread asking someone else to do a bunch of
| work is to ask the thread bringer "Will you do the work?"   If they are
| unwilling to do the work, what else is there to 'discuss'?

You obviously did not read my emails about how:
1. AV's would save moderation time, without false positives if used
    right (signatures only).
2. The rest: go read before you reply, or don't bother and zip it (or
    talk on, if you like, you are more than allowed to), but don't expect
    a third reply without specific point-by-point fact arguments or
    theoretical issues based on what was discussed.

	Gadi.
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