Alan Cox wrote:
On Wed, May 09, 2007 at 06:06:31PM -0400, Kristian Høgsberg wrote:
This is not about enforcing political correctness. It's about not
insulting random people over petty details in a community that's supposed
to be friendly and constructive.
Its hard to insult inaninmate objects like signatures. They generally don't
seem to have feelings.
I see nothing insulting the poster or blaming the poster at all.
This is a bit too naiive. Don't you think calling a company policy 'moronic'
reflects on the company that implements it? If you call a signature that
somebody sat down and wrote and decided to put in his email 'nonsense',
doesn't that reflect on that person?
And in any case, there's no need to use loaded words such as 'moronic' and
'nonsense', when replying to a person that's writing the list for the first
time to ask a question. You can get the message across without resorting to
intimidation.
Kristian
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