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<p>[QUOTE="imrich, post: 934208, member: 22331"]<b>An Appropriate Interjection?</b></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><br /></p><p><b>I believe that Dougs' use of the word damn is a patiently appropriate expression of irritation, as one might find the word defined in a collegiate dictionary, and he needn't defend himself. I suspect that I speak for the majority in commending the moderators for their considerate efforts in maintaining a civil atmosphere when seemingly contentious subjects are discussed. I personally voted for "choice C", as I recognize that those who would ignore/violate the prominently displayed rules for discourse when discussing controversial subjects, are just inconsiderate to the majority. Members of a civil society generally appreciate "police", but take exception to a "police state". It would be foolhardy to add "police" because of the actions of a minority, and ignoring the antics of few leads to site degradation for those who would prefer learned discussion. I trust that objectivity/respect will exist if those voting to maintain "status quo" prevail, but strongly suggest that if PM/politics/theology can't be studied without general offense, their extensive mention should probably be relegated to an isolated site apart from one which namedly values learning about Numismatics Et Al. I plead that those with a civil agenda will join the moderators in assisting to maintain an atmosphere of relative peaceful discourse. I personally greatly appreciate the balanced efforts of the moderators on this site, and extend thanks for same. :hug:</b></p><p><b></b>[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="imrich, post: 934208, member: 22331"][b]An Appropriate Interjection?[/b] [B]I believe that Dougs' use of the word damn is a patiently appropriate expression of irritation, as one might find the word defined in a collegiate dictionary, and he needn't defend himself. I suspect that I speak for the majority in commending the moderators for their considerate efforts in maintaining a civil atmosphere when seemingly contentious subjects are discussed. I personally voted for "choice C", as I recognize that those who would ignore/violate the prominently displayed rules for discourse when discussing controversial subjects, are just inconsiderate to the majority. Members of a civil society generally appreciate "police", but take exception to a "police state". It would be foolhardy to add "police" because of the actions of a minority, and ignoring the antics of few leads to site degradation for those who would prefer learned discussion. I trust that objectivity/respect will exist if those voting to maintain "status quo" prevail, but strongly suggest that if PM/politics/theology can't be studied without general offense, their extensive mention should probably be relegated to an isolated site apart from one which namedly values learning about Numismatics Et Al. I plead that those with a civil agenda will join the moderators in assisting to maintain an atmosphere of relative peaceful discourse. I personally greatly appreciate the balanced efforts of the moderators on this site, and extend thanks for same. :hug: [/B][/QUOTE]
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