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AA - 15 Sep 2008 12:42 GMT
Thought this somewhat appropriate to some of the posts we see on here.
http://www.pprune.org/d-g-general-aviation-questions/343258-do-you-fall-into-pro
file-air-accident-checklist-read-before-making-posts-here.html

AA
Marty - 15 Sep 2008 19:38 GMT
> Thought this somewhat appropriate to some of the posts we see on here.

Here's a link direct to the image that was referenced in the original
post. Prooon requires registration.

http://i18.photobucket.com/albums/b140/quartermilefinal/report.jpg

The goose who made the image goes by the name of 'Farrell', and writes, "I
have been reading Rumours & News over the past few days and now, on the
verge of self-harm, have decided to put together some guidelines for the
muppets among us."

The baboon that posted the pic was a clown by the name of tailwheel who
'moderates' the monkey forum. He writes...

"(Endorsed by PPRuNe Mod Management)- Far too many posters seem to think
that anything with the mention of "air" in it is therefore a candidate for
posting in this "pilots" forum. Rehashed press releases or articles about
airlines or airports should go in the appropriate forum where those with
an inclination to become moist about these things can let everyone else
know they are enthusiasts and explain how they think it should be done
with their breathless nuggets of advice and insight."

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GB - 16 Sep 2008 13:59 GMT
> Prooon
[...]
> goose
[...]
> baboon

That pretty much sums it up in my view. I took the series of
posts as further support to my conviction that web-based forums
are invariably and fundamentally wrong, and that my decision
not to bother with pprune, ever, was well founded.

GB
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Mil80C - 17 Sep 2008 13:58 GMT
>> Prooon
> [...]
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>
> GB

GB, Thankyou, you have effectively enunciated my own aversion to pprune and
things like it.
AA - 18 Sep 2008 13:11 GMT
>>> Prooon
>> [...]
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> GB, Thankyou, you have effectively enunciated my own aversion to pprune
> and things like it.

So, tell me, are you happy with most of the bullshit that gets posted
here when an accident occurs??
AA
GB - 18 Sep 2008 22:58 GMT
AA <sirronnalaREMOVE@yahoo.com.au> wrote in news:fO-
dnZL3JJIK2E_VnZ2dnUVZ_qDinZ2d@netspace.net.au:
> So, tell me, are you happy with most of the bullshit that gets posted
> here when an accident occurs??

No, I'm not, but I do recognise the poster's right to post and
that I have no right to limit what they post. In my view, the
fundamental problem with web-based forums is that someone invariably
'owns' them, and that someone invariably appoints moderators. Said
Moderators invariably exert control, effecting a net result that
priviliges the views of the 'owner' at the expense of conflicting
views. Bachrach and Baratz' (1963) second dimension of power: exert
power by limiting the issues that make it to the table.

I take comfort in the presense of the likes of Stealth, pretzel
and JGG. That they are allowed to air their views, no matter how
wacky we might consider them to be, is evidence that the forum is
free and open and that a proper mix of views are making it to the
discussion unhindered. As soon as the crazies are suppressed, one
must begin to wonder what else is being expurgated. It is OK,
within the usual bounds of debate, to censure. It is never OK to
censor. Web based forums invariably feature a degree of censorship,
and so web based forums are never OK.

<insert well-known Voltaire quote here>

GB

Works cited:
Bachrach, P & Baratz, MS, 1963, “Decisions and Nondecisions: An
 Analytical Framework.” The American Political Science Review,
 vol. 57, no. 3, pp. 632-642.
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