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Offline soliloquy

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Request for word to be added to censor
on: June 25, 2006, 11:05:03 PM
Hi.


Can we please have "what is the hardest piece" blocked?  It's getting beyond irritating.

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #1 on: June 26, 2006, 01:35:33 AM
Hi.


Can we please have "what is the hardest piece" blocked?  It's getting beyond irritating.

In a span of ten minutes, you rip one person for posting a topic that's been discussed many times in the past, and then you rip someone else for digging up an old thread. Which way should it be?

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #2 on: June 26, 2006, 12:33:31 PM
In a span of ten minutes, you rip one person for posting a topic that's been discussed many times in the past, and then you rip someone else for digging up an old thread. Which way should it be?
It's possible to rip both ways, is it not? Indeed, you've pretty much just illustrated that it is so. I didn't say that I necessrily recommend or endorse such a course of action, however...

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #3 on: June 26, 2006, 01:28:09 PM
In a span of ten minutes, you rip one person for posting a topic that's been discussed many times in the past, and then you rip someone else for digging up an old thread. Which way should it be?

Have you ever thought that ALL of the "Hardest piece" threads are dumb, whether they were posted yesterday or 3 years ago?

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #4 on: June 26, 2006, 04:17:34 PM
Have you ever thought that ALL of the "Hardest piece" threads are dumb, whether they were posted yesterday or 3 years ago?
Whilst I do realise that it is not me to whom you address the above, but if you personally believe - as you seem to be suggesting here - that they are indeed ALL "dumb", why have you bothered to contribute as much as you have to them?

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #5 on: June 26, 2006, 04:55:30 PM
Have you ever thought that ALL of the "Hardest piece" threads are dumb, whether they were posted yesterday or 3 years ago?

You're at a message board about piano repertoire. So no, discussing the hardest pieces is not dumb.

If you don't like  them, why do you constantly respond? And on multiple websites??

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #6 on: June 26, 2006, 05:08:31 PM
It's possible to rip both ways, is it not? Indeed, you've pretty much just illustrated that it is so. I didn't say that I necessrily recommend or endorse such a course of action, however...

Best,

Alistair

I thought he was criticizing one poster for adding yet another discussion to a board that was already filled with that topic (when he could have searched for a pre-existing thread), and then criticizing someone else for doing just the opposite (digging up an old thread rather than add yet another one).

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Re: Request for word to be added to censor
Reply #7 on: June 26, 2006, 05:26:57 PM
I thought he was criticizing one poster for adding yet another discussion to a board that was already filled with that topic (when he could have searched for a pre-existing thread), and then criticizing someone else for doing just the opposite (digging up an old thread rather than add yet another one).
Yes, I know what you thought - and think - and I am not about to argue with you!

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Alistair
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