Re: Noise and flames...

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Christopher,
I agree completely. I've learned a lot from this list, but there is 
altogether too much noise. My delete key is getting a workout!
John

On 25 Nov 2002, Christopher A. Williams wrote:

> I have a simple request:
> 
> If you feel the need to have flame-wars going on about distros, modules,
> et. al., please take these conversations off-line. I like the idea of
> being able to get to support from and contribute to a community based
> list, but some of these threads are getting way out of hand. It's making
> it hard to find good information about problems some of us are trying to
> fix.
> 
> In particular, if you are a Red Hat employee, keep in mind that when you
> are posting to this Red Hat operated list, you are representing your
> company and anything you post can be construed as a Red Hat position. If
> you are being rude or are participating in these flame wars here, that's
> just as if Red Hat were endorsing and participating in them. I know that
> it can sometimes be hard to resist, but as a manager in another company,
> I understand the need to remain professional at all times. If any of my
> employees repeatedly acted out on-line using company systems, they would
> be in my office trying to explain to me why I shouldn't fire them (and
> having a hard time doing it).
> 
> Now, I also believe that what you do on your own time and with your own
> resources is your business. That said, non Red Hat employees should also
> remember some basic rules of respect. If you're posting from another
> company e-mail address, you're also representing that company when
> posting here. It's not just a Red Hat employee thing. Name calling
> doesn't get anyone anywhere.
> 
> OK?
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Chris Williams
> 
> 
> ====================================
> "If you get to thinkin' you're a person of some influence,
> try orderin' someone else's dog around."
> --Cowboy Wisdom
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 

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