(OT:) (OT) (OT) Eliminating OT Wars (OT) (OT) (OT)

[Phillip Ford]

I wonder if this post is OT.  I couldn't tell from the subject heading. :-)

Good advice John.  Responding to these types of posts just starts a 
vicious cycle.  May I also suggest filters.  Rather than respond to 
the outburst of a couple of days ago I put the perpetrator on my 
filter list.  I won't see anything sent to me privately.  And I won't 
see anything sent by him to the list, unless someone else unadvisedly 
chooses to respond to something he says.

Phil Ford

>The best way to not have OT wars is for us to NOT RESPOND in the first
>place. Why not be strong enough to let something pass when you disagree
>with it?
>
>If this is done, the "discussion" will never begin.
>
>We've overwhelmingly proven we're not going to resolve anything OT. If
>you really believe in it, someone disagreeing with it is not going to
>change you or it. (If you've just gotta respond, try to do it privately
>rather than grandstanding on the list.)
>
>A recovering OT-aholic,
>
>John Formsma
>
>President and Founder of the OT-Anonymous Support Group
>
>
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