Msg In Reply To: ... make the TOU clearer and explaining
how the various types of boards work.
also,
The Question and Answer Board
Posted by: AKvetch
... two different versions of iHub's policies are being presented.
The owners need to be consistent.
... the discussion of censorship...
Matt & everyone else,
Infractions of the TOU should not depend on where the board is,
but should only reference conduct of a member using iHub.
If one uses the example discussed, about a specific board obtaining
the green-light for posters to use foul language, then this raises
the following issue.
iHub's TOU conditions of conduct can be rigid or conditional
depending if the board is of a company for stock trading discussions,
for which all TOU are rigid, or those of a club nature where a conditional
nature is available, as in the above example for foul language usage.
The boards of a club nature inherently obtain the "will" of the creator
to obtain a form and function based on their subjective thoughts.
As Sheriff Matt spoke, it will grow or die based on being used,
and the board itself is no more than a member that can join iHub
and leave, iHub remains, such with club type boards being no
different that survival of the fittest, those that are strong and good
will remain, others with weakness will not, and these with weakness
should NOT be identified as being "in error" like the discussion now
where C states his post was deleted in error. There is no error or rights
given to the club board conduct, its run under the iHub TOU conditions
that are rigid, but the conditional ones like what the club board creator
thinks is a personal attack or foul language is determined at this
club type board level. Thusly posts deleted under conditional TOU
violations can not be sent to the higher court(Sheriff Matt), only rigid ones.
rigid ones - threats, etc
doug
