Re: Status of the CALSCH working group (Alarms/SEQUENCE)

At the risk of incurring yet more grief, I'm going to second the comments 
of Satya.  He said it well - we need to keep the comments to the issues. 

I think Bruce tries hard to read the emails and post accordingly.  I 
believe he is not trying to "incite" debate - he's trying to get people to 
see the real issue.  That's his speciality - knawing at an issue until we 
all see how it should be.  And he is the first to say he understands an 
issue if he has been viewing it incorrectly or differently.

And while my note may appear like I am endorsing Bruce,  in reading back 
over his comments, it does indeed appear he is reading the posts.  What, 
in fact, is surfacing, though, is that whenever he does choose to post, 
you go out of your way to comment on his statements.  So, rather than 
asking Bruce to "suspend" his actions, it is rather better for the list to 
ask you to stay focused on the topic, and read the emails yourself. Please 
stop making the accusations and comments regarding Bruce's posts.  The 
fact that Bruce is able to continue posting in spite of your comments is a 
point in his favor.



Mark Smith <[email protected]> 
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11/10/2003 16:53

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Satya Vempati wrote:
> 
> I would like to suggest that everyone should make a conscious effort to
> keep the discussion productive and not give way to acrimony. We need to
> keep in mind that these archives have to be of some use to people who,
> in future, browse them for information and answers.
> 
> Most of the recent posts are nothing but invective and as such should
> not posted to a technical public forum such as this one.

I would like to suggest that whoever has control of this list
some how suspend Bruce and what I believe to be his intentional
misleading posts to this list. He repeatatly attempts to insite
debate by posting false statements, inaccurate inforamtion and
general trolling for trouble.