Guest guest Posted February 15, 2008 Report Share Posted February 15, 2008 Dear Unmesh, How would this work. Any outsider will have to write to a member and ask him to propose his name. So know your customer norms kick in. Also does the seconding member becomes a guardian for the new member, and can act as moderator in case of problem of unhealthy transactions? People, facts and opinion are all the time intermingled, and that is the reality of life. Seshadri Unmesh Narkar <unmeshnarkar2000 wrote: Dear Dr.Rahul (Our Moderator), After such unfortunate event of banning the persons from the group, I feel that we have good number of astrologers, very knowledgable and senior as well, we should restrict the membership only through referels to avoid misuse of such good group. This will have some exclusivity towards good exchange of knowledge. My best wishes, Regards, Unmesh Narkar ________ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. http://tools.search./newsearch/category.php?category=shopping Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 15, 2008 Report Share Posted February 15, 2008 Dear Friends, This seems like cutting of the nose to spite one's face... A typically bureucratic approach,instead of punishing the offender,exemplarily,everyone is put to inconvenience... ! Everybody should be free to membership of this forum...indecent or rude and deliberately offensive/insulting comments should be suitably edited or the offending lines should be blacked out...by the Editor,with a suitable warning to the offender... Isn't this site meant for improving one's knowledge...being based on the premise that knowledge is limitless...the more one learns,one discovers,how much he still needs to learn...! ! Thus the idea of " limiting " membership is,in my humble opinion not a very good idea...at all. With best wishes, L.Y.Rao. Sesh Krish <kseshadri_2000 l Friday, 15 February, 2008 9:36:58 AM Re: [l] Suggestion: Member Banned Dear Unmesh, How would this work. Any outsider will have to write to a member and ask him to propose his name. So know your customer norms kick in. Also does the seconding member becomes a guardian for the new member, and can act as moderator in case of problem of unhealthy transactions? People, facts and opinion are all the time intermingled, and that is the reality of life. Seshadri Unmesh Narkar <unmeshnarkar2000@ > wrote: Dear Dr.Rahul (Our Moderator), After such unfortunate event of banning the persons from the group, I feel that we have good number of astrologers, very knowledgable and senior as well, we should restrict the membership only through referels to avoid misuse of such good group. This will have some exclusivity towards good exchange of knowledge. My best wishes, Regards, Unmesh Narkar ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. http://tools. search.. com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping ------------ --------- --------- --- Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 15, 2008 Report Share Posted February 15, 2008 Friends, I would largely go along with this. May be we can evolve a system where any member can straightaway report 'an abuse' transparently. Dont go into detail, Just say this post is an abuse.By doing so you are not enlarging it to a forest fire. Then we can have a system by which we filter the mail from that particular person. And then the 'supervisor' can take a look at the mail, AT HIS OWN TIME, and we should shift the response of " not proved guilty' on the one accused of abuse. The supervisor need not enter into a great discussion with the accused, but direct him that his communication should be a logical argument and without getting into abusive mode. The offender should be made to reframe his mail, until the supervisor feels it is fine now. The reframed mail should be posted with a note that his access to the group has now again been enabled. If we stick to this process, the supervisor's load will be really limted, for we dont get so many 'abuses' of code of communication. If the supervisor has to check out each mail, I dont know if he will find it acceptable. Perhaps he will, for as a member of the group he will any way read most of the mail So why not glance through before passing on to the group. Food for thought! Seshadri Yogesh Rao Lajmi <lyrastro1 wrote: Dear Friends, This seems like cutting of the nose to spite one's face... A typically bureucratic approach,instead of punishing the offender,exemplarily,everyone is put to inconvenience... ! Everybody should be free to membership of this forum...indecent or rude and deliberately offensive/insulting comments should be suitably edited or the offending lines should be blacked out...by the Editor,with a suitable warning to the offender... Isn't this site meant for improving one's knowledge...being based on the premise that knowledge is limitless...the more one learns,one discovers,how much he still needs to learn...! ! Thus the idea of " limiting " membership is,in my humble opinion not a very good idea...at all. With best wishes, L.Y.Rao. Sesh Krish <kseshadri_2000 l Friday, 15 February, 2008 9:36:58 AM Re: [l] Suggestion: Member Banned Dear Unmesh, How would this work. Any outsider will have to write to a member and ask him to propose his name. So know your customer norms kick in. Also does the seconding member becomes a guardian for the new member, and can act as moderator in case of problem of unhealthy transactions? People, facts and opinion are all the time intermingled, and that is the reality of life. Seshadri Unmesh Narkar <unmeshnarkar2000@ > wrote: Dear Dr.Rahul (Our Moderator), After such unfortunate event of banning the persons from the group, I feel that we have good number of astrologers, very knowledgable and senior as well, we should restrict the membership only through referels to avoid misuse of such good group. This will have some exclusivity towards good exchange of knowledge. My best wishes, Regards, Unmesh Narkar ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. http://tools. search.. com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping ------------ --------- --------- --- Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted February 16, 2008 Report Share Posted February 16, 2008 A follow up on my suggestions: There is an age old saying Don't trouble trouble until trouble troubles you " . I am now wondering if trying to tackle trouble could end up creating more trouble, and not worth the effort. Seshadri Sesh Krish <kseshadri_2000 wrote: Friends, I would largely go along with this. May be we can evolve a system where any member can straightaway report 'an abuse' transparently. Dont go into detail, Just say this post is an abuse.By doing so you are not enlarging it to a forest fire. Then we can have a system by which we filter the mail from that particular person. And then the 'supervisor' can take a look at the mail, AT HIS OWN TIME, and we should shift the response of " not proved guilty' on the one accused of abuse. The supervisor need not enter into a great discussion with the accused, but direct him that his communication should be a logical argument and without getting into abusive mode. The offender should be made to reframe his mail, until the supervisor feels it is fine now. The reframed mail should be posted with a note that his access to the group has now again been enabled. If we stick to this process, the supervisor's load will be really limted, for we dont get so many 'abuses' of code of communication. If the supervisor has to check out each mail, I dont know if he will find it acceptable. Perhaps he will, for as a member of the group he will any way read most of the mail So why not glance through before passing on to the group. Food for thought! Seshadri Yogesh Rao Lajmi <lyrastro1 wrote: Dear Friends, This seems like cutting of the nose to spite one's face... A typically bureucratic approach,instead of punishing the offender,exemplarily,everyone is put to inconvenience... ! Everybody should be free to membership of this forum...indecent or rude and deliberately offensive/insulting comments should be suitably edited or the offending lines should be blacked out...by the Editor,with a suitable warning to the offender... Isn't this site meant for improving one's knowledge...being based on the premise that knowledge is limitless...the more one learns,one discovers,how much he still needs to learn...! ! Thus the idea of " limiting " membership is,in my humble opinion not a very good idea...at all. With best wishes, L.Y.Rao. Sesh Krish <kseshadri_2000 l Friday, 15 February, 2008 9:36:58 AM Re: [l] Suggestion: Member Banned Dear Unmesh, How would this work. Any outsider will have to write to a member and ask him to propose his name. So know your customer norms kick in. Also does the seconding member becomes a guardian for the new member, and can act as moderator in case of problem of unhealthy transactions? People, facts and opinion are all the time intermingled, and that is the reality of life. Seshadri Unmesh Narkar <unmeshnarkar2000@ > wrote: Dear Dr.Rahul (Our Moderator), After such unfortunate event of banning the persons from the group, I feel that we have good number of astrologers, very knowledgable and senior as well, we should restrict the membership only through referels to avoid misuse of such good group. This will have some exclusivity towards good exchange of knowledge. My best wishes, Regards, Unmesh Narkar ____________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _________ _ Looking for last minute shopping deals? Find them fast with Search. http://tools. search.. com/newsearch/ category. php?category= shopping ------------ --------- --------- --- Never miss a thing. Make your homepage. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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