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I think we are living in a time where political correctness gets "redefined", especially in the English speaking world.

But while the maximo leader from Mar-a-Lago is using at least his own twitter account to spread his "charming" insights, we are confronted here with regulars (with IMHO pretty obvious mental problems) who ride rude attacks, while cowardly hiding in the dark as AnoMonk.

Not opposing this - especially when they single out one "target" after the other - will consequently lead to a loss of good contributers and hence to a decline of the monastery.

I hope my POV is clearer now, of course YMMV.°

Cheers Rolf
_{(addicted to the Perl Programming Language and ☆☆☆☆ :)

Je suis Charlie!}

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°) I'll use an anonymous account to insult you later. ;)

In reply to Re^4: Restricting Anonymous Monk to SOPW (board policy) by LanX
in thread Restricting Anonymous Monk to SOPW by Anonymous Monk

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