[MD] Administrator announcement

[Horse]

Hiya

I agree that the quality of posts has increased over the last few weeks 
- although the usual suspects are still wasting posts. But as they only 
have 4 then this makes the signal-to-noise ratio considerably more 
acceptable.
As far as I'm aware (mainly because I haven't suspended myself) all 
posts should still be received by members on suspension. All posts are 
also available in the public archives as well.
I'm not sure about naming names, unless I actually remove someone 
permanently. As members who are suspended can still receive posts they 
are also able to reply off-list to anything directed at them - which is 
their choice if they are serious about the discussion.

Cheers

Horse

On 23/04/2012 07:43, Jan-Anders Andersson wrote:
> Hi Horse
>
> Your effort is definitely valuable as I am experiencing an increase of the MD quality.
>
> But i have a short question: Are suspended people shut off from both contributing and reading the posts? If they are shut off from reading also, then it maybe would be useful to know who are banned to avoid "ghost-writing" to people that are disabled to answer.
>
> Bets wishes
>
> Jan Anders
>
> sent from my iPad as I am on a tour to Mary with Elsa in my car at the moment...
>
>
>
>
> 22 apr 2012 kl. 14:03 skrev Horse<horse at darkstar.uk.net>:
>
>> In the last couple of weeks or so I have had to put 4 members of MD on 1 weeks moderation with another starting today - which makes 5!
>> Will you please take care that you do not go over the 4 posts a day limit.
>> The majority of you are keeping to this particular rule - and I thank you for that - but please re-read the following, which some of you should have read several weeks ago, and make sure that you understand what it says.
>>
>> Horse
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