Yes I am sure it also says explanations should be offered. Imagine I was a moderator here, and I judge one of your notes to C programers and delete it without explanation, would you abide by my decisions?wgarvin wrote:You probably don't have to live in fear of the ban hammer if you behave yourself. Repeatedly creating the same new thread after the moderators have locked or deleted it and asked you to stop, is deliberately provocative behavior and the charter specifically says not to do that.Ryan Benitez wrote:Great, now we all get to live in fear of the ban hammer. I get it that being a moderator is a horrible chore but there are better ways of expressing that you want out.
The charter says:By participating here, [...]
You are further agreeing to abide by the decision of the moderators should a post of yours be deleted and/or if you should lose your membership privileges after due consideration of the moderators, and also agree not to re-enter the forum under an alias or assumed name in this case. You also will be agreeing that the decision of the moderators is final.
Btw you are still evading questions I posed to you. How are you able to reconcile the fact that discussion about human chess is censored, while computer programing is not ?? In your own words this is 'cognitive dissonance', and your refusal to address my questions confirms it.
1) This forum is computer + chess club as you know. I don't know if you follow other sub-forums but discussion of human + chess is frowned up on! This same group of moderators delete those threads. OTOH we have computer + no-chess allowed to roam here. It misses the most important gradient IMO which is chess.
2) Since you seem to really believe in the worth of strcpy() discussions, I request you to go to 'Computer Go' mailinglist and post threads like 'A note to C programers', 'Another note to C++ programers', 'How your stacks and integers OVERFLOW' etc. If it is equally worth to any game programers, they should be interested too. But I highly doubt it.
3) No matter how you bend it, a computer+chess programing forum can not be a computer+programing forum. So if most here are physicsts (I am sure we have a sizable number), should we have a poll for physics+programing, a slippery slope. We might as well name this place the cccOVERFLOW forum, where your OVERFLOW questions are answered in 80 pages. I am sure I can make daily contributions of C/ASM programing questions