full-disclosure - Re: A Move to Remove

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Message-ID: <442ED808.8040208@lava.net>
Date: Sat Apr  1 20:44:19 2006
From: prb at lava.net (Peter Besenbruch)
Subject: Re: A Move to Remove

> Stuart Dunkeld <stuartd@...il.com> wrote: 

>> If you had filtered out all n*td*v related mail you wouldn't have 
>> responded to this thread..

Steve Russell wrote:
> I *have* filtered the posts into another folder, and if I choose I
> can just delete all of those posts with one click. Doesn't mean I
> lack the choice to sometimes read one or two of them and indeed reply
> to any of them, I wonder why sometimes... Perhaps time for a new
> hobby...

A list like this needs filtering, regardless of the presence of trolls. 
A lot of my filters target outfits like Gentoo, or Mandriva, not because 
they are bad "citizens," but because I am not using their product.

As for the trolls, they get added as an extra to to my list filters. It 
doesn't take long to recognize which people never contribute anything 
positive. It's easy enough to do, and Full Disclosure becomes pretty 
useful when you do that.

It's a lot like Usenet. Filters made the place usable. What people kept 
forgetting was that one rule: Don't feed the troll. This is the first 
"netdev" related thread on this list that I have seen in a while, and 
for that I am grateful.
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