[Tango-L] Acrimoniousness and the red herring of moderation

['Mash]

Just for the record I have no problem with the flamming or what ever you want to call a heated discussion on a message list. 
It was what the internet was created for in my opinion.

Also I am totally against moderation.

I share a desk with our Marketing guys and really do enjoy reading snippets of the weekly threads out aloud over coffee. 
I just am intrigued if any of this passion actually gets translated onto the dance floor? 

Maybe we should all plan Tango-L milonga...


'Mash
London,UK

"May we be cautious in our perfection lest we lose the ability to dance.



On Thu, Jul 19, 2007 at 08:45:54AM -0600, Nina Pesochinsky wrote:
> Carol, Mash and everyone,
> 
> Perhaps some of you have not been on this list very long.  This list 
> has not seen a single flame in YEARS.  There is a little poking and 
> teasing, but no flaming. Criticism or disagreement is not 
> flaming.  If you want to read real flaming on this list, then go back 
> to the archives of 1997 or so.