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[Jerry Lehrer <jerryleh@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

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From: Jerry Lehrer X-Mailer: Mozilla 4.8 [en] (Win98; U)
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Young Subject: Re: No Offensive language References:
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charset=us-ascii Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit David, This is to
ensure you that I will adhere to all your message standards. Jerry David
Young wrote: > At 29/04/2006, you wrote: > > >David, > > > >This is to
ensure you that I will adhere to your standards of language. > > >
>Jerry > > Good Morning Jerry! > > I thank you for your note. However,
it is not just your language > which concerns me. > > Your attitude is
decidedly combative and your post are > confrontational. You love to use
UPPER CASE, which is the equivalent > of shouting on email. > > As you
have read, a couple of the guys have gently complained about > your
language and temperament on the list. Others have written me, > off
list, to complain about your posts. > > There is simply no need for such
an attitude, nor it's accompanying > language, in polite company. > > As
I have mentioned before, this is a world wide list. We have > members of
many different religions, languages and backgrounds, on 5 > continents,
all united by a love of Leicas. We (all of us) must > make allowances
for that. > > Earlier you wrote to me trying to defend your earlier use
of > vulgarity by complaining that Peter Quick was 'stealing' internet >
services from his boss, and that his 'crime' was much more serious >
than "a little vulgarity". You complained to me that had you done >
that, you'd have been fired. Perhaps that's true. In America. But >
Peter does not live in America... he's an Australian. And things are >
done differently in other parts of the world. While I don't know > about
Peter's situation, I do know that we have a number of members > who use
their employer's internet services with their boss's > permission and
blessings. > > This is not an Americans-only list, and American
standards are not > the only standards which need to be considered.
Proof of this is the > fact that this list was started by an Ex-pat Brit
living in Hong > Kong. Today it is run by a Frenchman and a Canadian. >
> All I am asking is that you behave in a polite, civilized manner, on >
list. Be tolerant of others and of the broken English of some members. >
> So, here's the deal. > > [1] I will restore your ability to post after
the 48 hour, 'cool your > jets', period is up. That should be sometime
Monday evening, Pacific Time. > > [2] If I find that your posts are,
once again, becoming > confrontational; or should you slip and use foul
language (in any > form) just once, you will find your ability to post
to the LRflex > list suddenly gone. I will not write you with further
warnings. And > the suspension will be permanent. > > If you can live
with these conditions, I will look forward to hearing > more from you,
on the list. > > If you cannot, I suggest you consider unsubscribing. >
> Best regards, > David. > > --- > > David Young, > Logan Lake, CANADA >
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found in this incoming message. > Checked by AVG Free Edition. >
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