Chad Smith wrote:
Maybe to address Cristian's real concerns - we should start putting a
[FLAME] label in the subject lines. This would allow anyone to filter out
those threads - and people who enjoy debate to find them easier. (Drawn
like moths to a flame... well, whaddyaknow! it fits!) Of course, there is
pontital for exploitation - anyone wants to kill a thread that they don't
agree with - they just reply using the [FLAME] marker - but the next person
could not reply to that post or simply remove it from the subject line....
I dunno, just thinking out loud here. What do you think?
If you pick a keyword that doesn't have a negative connocation you might
get more people using it. For example, call it [DEBATE]. A debate is not
a bad thing, and can be very productive. Some people will honestly be
interested in productive debates.
If you respond to one of my emails with the title [FLAME] you might just
start a flame :) But if you use [DEBATE] I think I'd just accept it as a
way of labeling the topic.
Cheers,
Daniel.
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/\/_/ I'm not saying there should be a capital punishment for
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