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Posted by JamesCX DiPietro on 11/01/07 01:34
Now that you've actually read it, is should be clear why OT rants are unwelcome.
The charter defines an environment where users can post questions. Habitual trolls like Stuckle get a thrill from causing disruption.
Here's some choice coresspondences:
Stuckle: "[...] the insults are because you are too stoopid to understand anything else, Tony. People around here are laughing at you. Your stoopidity is beyond comprehension by anyone with any intellect."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/16a23b561f73ce71
Stuckle: "This is really funny. You're totally ignorant, but trying to give advice. I'd recommend you stick your head back up your ass where it normally is."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/9c040a0e05c99bf9
Stuckle: "[...] you are too stoopid to understand an intelligent conversation."
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.php/msg/8073a9d58543dbb6
Stuckle: "Why don't you just mind your own business, asshole."
http://groups.google.com/group/alt.php/msg/0ffbcaf7cf860807
Correspondence between Fesser and Stuckle:
Fesser: "I was just posting my opinion and you're offending me again without any reason. Forgot your pills again?"
[...]
Stuckle: "No, you're arguing from your normal asinine position. We can only hope that one of these days reality will find you."
[...]
Fesser: "You didn't say anything useful at all, nor did you post any facts. You just can't accept that you were proven wrong, that's the whole point."
These clowns just go on and on.
In any case, the charter doesn't mandate any one particular posting style as
some charters might. It creates a diverse user base instead.
--
JamesCX DiPietro (cdgzone at gmail.com)
Michael Fesser <netizen@gmx.de> wrote:
> .oO(JamesCX DiPietro)
>
>>What you posted is incomplete. Read the actual charter in its entirety.
>
> The other parts were irrelevant to the issue. But since you asked for
> it:
>
>>comp.lang.php is intended to be a global forum for the discussion of
>>issues involving PHP. The ultimate goal is to create a relaxed yet helpful
>>environment in which people can seek answers to general questions about
>>PHP, specific questions regarding specific PHP functions or code snippets,
>>or topical questions.
>>
>>The posting of binaries is generally frowned upon. When posting a specific
>>question about a piece of code or a function that you are having a problem
>>with, please include in your post a section of code as small as possible
>>that illustrates the problem you are having.
>>
>>A group alt.php.sql also currently exists, but is less frequently used
>>than alt.php. Since database connectivity is a large part of PHP, it will
>>be considered topical in comp.lang.php. A comp.lang.php.sql is not deemed
>>necessary at the current point in time, however may be proposed at a later
>>point should the need arise.
>
> To repeat my question: Where does it talk about posting style or
> trolling?
>
> Micha
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