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**ñàéäèíã** · 06-25-2010, 05:39 AM

Because one can actually do that, reach through the internet and hurt someone physically? Please explain how to do that. I have several cans of whoop ass I'd like to open up.

Have you considered, in your role as moderator on this board your acceptance of threats of violence against members of this board, the following?

A colleague of yours at your job, with whom you have a policy disagreement, sends an email to you saying that he has a strong desire to reach through the computer and punch you, that your employer would not find that sufficient a threat to terminate his employment.

That national corporations, like those that advertise on this board, don't have internal policies that would lead to the termination of an employee that posted a message directed at another employee that said (I have) ... strong desire to reach through the internet and punch you. What's the standard here? Are board members here allowed to, for example, to say " I (board member who has a policy disagreement of another board member) have a strong desire to through the internet to [sexually violent act] [pronoun to substitute for the name of another board member] [body part of other board member]?

06-25-2010, 05:39 AM	#7
ñàéäèíã Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 500 Senior Member	Because one can actually do that, reach through the internet and hurt someone physically? Please explain how to do that. I have several cans of whoop ass I'd like to open up. Have you considered, in your role as moderator on this board your acceptance of threats of violence against members of this board, the following? A colleague of yours at your job, with whom you have a policy disagreement, sends an email to you saying that he has a strong desire to reach through the computer and punch you, that your employer would not find that sufficient a threat to terminate his employment. That national corporations, like those that advertise on this board, don't have internal policies that would lead to the termination of an employee that posted a message directed at another employee that said (I have) ... strong desire to reach through the internet and punch you. What's the standard here? Are board members here allowed to, for example, to say " I (board member who has a policy disagreement of another board member) have a strong desire to through the internet to [sexually violent act] [pronoun to substitute for the name of another board member] [body part of other board member]?
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