On 07 Dec 05  21:27:36, Maurice Kinal got back to Danny Ceppa    
   -> Re: bragging rights   
      
    MK>> The nonactive ones need to do that.   
       
    DC> Most have lost their moderators.    
      
    MK> Then why are they still databased if echoes are moderator owned?   
      
   Thom weeds those out.  However, the sysops have to use the info    
   to do so on their end.     
       
    DC>> The problem right now is that Echoes that should be non-controversial    
    DC>> are.   
    MK>> Why do you suppose that is so?   
       
    DC> They have moderators that don't care.     
      
    MK> Hm.  Perhaps one that care more about quantity then quality, or ones   
    MK> that realized that they don't have absolute control, which perhaps   
    MK> they shouldn't in the context of a network distribution system.    
    MK> Without knowing for sure, I could guesstimate many scenerios for why   
    MK> anything is the way it is, or appears to be a certain way.    
      
   As much as FIDO is anarchy, it's also structured.     
      
   The Echoes are the life blood of FIDO.  Most of the mail movers    
   realize that allowing disruptive individuals to run rampant will    
   be the end of it all.     
      
      
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