On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Ian D Johnston wrote: > > For the rest of us, maybe we should ignore you... > > and then maybe you'll go away. > > Ignoring someone is a form of aggression. And feeding trolls is a form of self-abuse. David's advice is sound. > Publicly suggesting to others that they should ignore someone is also a form of > aggression. Nonsense, Ian. Wading into a list, both barrels blazing, without having even vaguely aquainted oneself with a list's purpose and mores, stamping one's tiny foot and throwing the full weight of one's ego around like Lord Muck is always bound to attract aggression (or more sensibly, being ignored), as such behaviour always fails to further any healthy sense of inquiry no matter how potentially worthy one may consider the plethora of (in this instance, clearly self-serving) issues raised. Just a thought from a humble lowest-caste registrant <&^}= IanReceived on Fri Oct 03 2003 - 00:00:00 UTC
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