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Banned
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Germany, Clausthal
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I think HE should apologize. (bring the pic back!) Till |
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On Hiatus
Join Date: Nov 2002
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The closer a person is to us, the more we overlook with a doubtful behavior. A sort of stick together in all weathers. For example I have a very prounanced tendency to put a much smaller importance, to the wrong about something I myself have done, than if another person have done the same thing. Then comes my blood relatives. Mothers and fathers can see through the fingers with much more regarding their own chidrens way to act, than with those other moms and dads children. Next are those we are attached to in work or daily activity. And friends. This has to do with my identification, those I feel I am being a part of, or those who I think are feeling being a part of myself. This has very much to do with human being a group-living individual. What is good for group is good for the individual groupmember. We can say that what is good for the police force is good for society, as the police should serve the society. Policeforce members or the teachers at University or members within a Labour Uninon, they all stick together through thick and thin. Because to split the group could weakening the group,seen from the outside gruops perspective. On the other hand we have the no-sayers. These can be person, for whom the group pressure means less, than what tey feel can be accepted. They can be persons of great integrity, or just very selfish people that always should have their way. We all know what groupmentality can do to an employee, if the boss have another meaning than the complainter. At the same time, rules is an agreement set within a group. When there is a border line case, your action is determined by what caracter you are, your degree of integrity or solidarity to them, who you identificate with. "Your group" have the most influence upon you. I myself is very much a solitaire. I make up my own decisions. I try to act upon my beliefs. But I am not so very egoistic, that I lack ability to put MY SELF aside, for other humans good. In that way I can seem to be human, although I am not human in the sense of beeing a typical social groupmember. That can let the gruops will rule over my own mind. I have to be loyal first to MY SELF, but that loyality is not that important, that I am unable to try and understand OTHER SELVES. Because we all are a group, OTHER SELVES and MY SELF is a part of EACHOTHER. You can call it like someone did: Although being different parts of "the body" you still all together form "a greater body". In a body all parts have same importance. To sum it up: No person is another like. We are all human. And all the same. |
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Banned
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Germany, Clausthal
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ALL ANIMALS ARE EQUAL BUT SOME ANIMALS ARE MORE EQUAL THAN OTHERS” (Animal Farm, by George Orwell) (the moderated situation) |
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On Hiatus
Join Date: Nov 2002
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We are all branches of the tree we call LIFE. Genetically all living creatures are one. The source of life is but one. To disrespect or deny a part of yourself, might be a plant or an animal, is SELFDENIAIL and SELFBETRAYAL. To exTERMINATE is in a way to kill yourself. A way to end LIFE. LIFE is a Macro Organism. The tree of life, the spring of life. They are all written in the "BOOK of LIFE". Let the midnight special shine a light on me Let the midnight special shine a everlovin' light on me Down On The Corner cool
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diyAudio Moderator
Join Date: Apr 2002
Location: Chatham, England
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To prevent any negative effects, no posts should be allowed on the voting, this could cause raised tempers and bad feelings, just a plain and simple private ballot should be sufficient, with each member making up their own mind. Voting should also only be allowed for members with a couple of months membership, to prevent vote rigging. However, whatever happens, Jason and the rest of the moderators will have my full support, this is still by far the best forum for DIY audio on the net, and I hope it will stay this way.
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Jan 2002
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Moderators <i>serve</i> the forum <i>members</i> and I hardly see a bond between them so strong that they think they're family. However I understand the loyalty you are showing to your friend in attempting some damage control. http://www.diyaudio.com/forums/showt...2472#post92472 |
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diyAudio Member
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that should turn some heads.
i'm not necessarily against moderation, but what the hell is going on around here? everytime i leave the site for a few weeks to take a break from audio, then come back, everything seems normal. until i notice some of the usuals are MIA. then i see some odd comment about someone somewhere, which leads me to some silly "venting" or whatever thread about how so-and-so is banned or so-and-so is leaving etc. etc. there was the HarryHaller multiple identity mess, which i admit was legitimate, though i think a lot of people overreacted. i'm still confused about what happened exactly. is Fred Dieckmann the old Harry? pardon my ignorance, but i just wanted to get that straight. anyway, Harry rubbed me the wrong way on a few occassions, but i still respected his opinion very much and was disappointed when i saw him banned. Fred (Harry?) rubs me the wrong way sometimes too but it's all good; thankfully he's been able to stay out of trouble. anyway, i respect everyone's opinion and knowledge and welcome their comments. with very few exceptions, i think everyone has something to contribute. what is this whole Bernhard/Frank mess? i personally respected and liked both of them very much. yes they could be very opinionated but who cares! a person without an opinion has nothing interesting to say. it's upsetting to see people leaving, being banned, disabled, etc. etc. when they have been such valuable members of the community. it's been said the Internet is the ultimate democracy. i don't know how valid that statement is, but if anything i used to feel DIYAudio.com was a shining example of that. it's still a great place, but we seem to be losing something with all these moderation issues and petty squabbles. i think the moderators here are very good, especially compared to other sites i've been to, but sometimes people get too heavy a hand in things and start mucking up the flow of ideas by developing petty personal grudges. it's infantile if you ask me. i think moderators should keep as much of a "hands-off" approach to things as possible. it's too easy to get sucked into the heat of a debate, so it takes great discipline to stay fair. there's no point to this ramble really, i'm just venting some frustration. there were some other people in absentia and i can't remember who they were, but i think it's lame. respectfully, dorkus |
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diyAudio Retiree
Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: Spain or the pueblo of Los Angeles
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No he is the new and improved Harry............
P.S. On questionable pictures, how about a blackdot over the naughty bits? |
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diyAudio Member
Join Date: Sep 2002
Location: deep south
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Join Date: Oct 2002
Location: (Black Forest, Germany) currently southern Finland
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