Am 13.04.2014 09:45 schrieb "Fæ" <faewik@gmail.com>:

No, I don't get it.

Can someone please highlight exactly how this statement is unacceptably rude?
"If you are going to repost emails to this list, please ensure you
include the relevant content."

Fae

On 13 April 2014 08:36, Richard Symonds
<richard.symonds@wikimedia.org.uk> wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> I feel that as a list moderator I should step in and say that, for a second
> there, the tone of this list dropped needlessly. Fae, your email came across
> as rude: whether you meant it or not, that's how it came across.
>
> The main reason that this mailing list isn't much used by the general
> editing population is in my experience because the tone is hostile. That has
> to change if this list is to stay relevant and at the heart of the chapter
> and the UK movement. I accept that sometimes in real life hostility might be
> necessary in order to accomplish a goal, but I don't think that such a rule
> holds true on an internet mailing list.
>
> A reminder to us all (myself included) to put an extra bit of effort into
> being polite on the Internet. I don't want to stifle debate, and there's no
> problem with bad language if it's used to emphasise a point, but we can at
> least keep a friendly face on most emails.
>
> Complaints or comments should be addressed to the list moderators at
> wikimediauk-l-owner@lists.wikimedia.org
>
>
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