Re: Roy Schestowitz is being PAID to SPEW the Groups.

Hadron Quark wrote:
> Peter Kai Jensen <usenet@pekajemaps.homeip.net> writes:
>
> > Hadron Quark wrote:
> >
> >>>> It's being considered for deletion because one of the bozos here
> >>>> thinks they are judge, jury and executioner.
> >>>
> >>> Um, I nominated it exactly because I *don't* think I should be the
> >>> judge.
> >>
> >> Please. Weak.
> >
> > Explain. I call attention to a page that doesn't fit the criteria.
>
> No. You were spiteful. There is nothing wrong with that wiki. It is
> about a person who may or may not have some notoriety. You, I am glad to
> say, are not the sole judge of who may or may not "fit" the criteria.
>
> The fact is that this NG awakened you this innocuous enough Wiki and you
> decided to flag it for deletion.
>
> > Consensus so far is to delete. And administrator will be making the
> > final decision in a few days. How am I the judge?
>
> The instigator of a witch hunt where the catalyst was COLA.
>
> >
> >> Maybe you would like to nominate the Elvis Presley wiki too?
> >
> > Why should I? There is no question of notability, since he lives up to
> > just about every criteria for both biographies and musicians, while much
> > less is required for inclusion. It's all detailed in
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:BIO and
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MUSIC (and if one is a nutter,
> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:LIVING). The Yttrx entry doesn't
> > satisfy a single criterion with a reliable source.
> >
> >> Or the Beatles?
> >
> > Same thing. If you don't know what you're taking about, it's better to
> > keep quiet and be thought a fool than post such nonsense and remove all
> > doubt.
>
> Its called extrapolation.
>
> >
> >> Or Joe Bloggs?
> >
> > Don't really know who that is supposed to be, but I learned from the
> > Wikipedia article that it's apparently a typical generic placeholder
> > name. It seems to be in common usage in some parts of the world. The
> > article definitely has encyclopedic value and it's not really a
> > biography, so rather irrelevant to this conversation.
> >
> >> Where does your nosiness end?
> >
> > Nosiness? You know, I don't particularly care who violated policy or
> > why, but I'll be damned if I'm just going to ignore it when my
> > attention
>
> Aha! Now you get the point. And we see the truth behind your
> actions. You are in charge.
>
> > is brought to it. If I notice a rarely visited page has been
> > vandalized, I'll also correct that. Is that also nosiness in your
> > opinion?
>
> No. That is vandalism and should be corrected.
>
> Look, of course I understand the point about criteria being met for
> wikipedia. But at the end of the day they are fairly hazy - one mans
> hero is unknown elsewhere. For all you know they have a statue of t-rex
> in Hobbiton.
>
> I think I am not a little dismayed at the fact that something from this
> NG has bubbled over into wikipedia and such. Petty, bombastic and plain
> overkill.


Welcome to the "Firendly Linux Community" .
Yea right!
They are only friendly if you agree with their philosophy 100 percent.
If not, they will turn on you like a rabid dog.

No wonder Linux is so unpopular.
People aren't stupid. When they ask for help and get told RTFM by some
arrogant Linux freak, they disappear and unless they have good reason
to learn Linux, they will ditch it in the dustbin

Linux users are amongst the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group
of people I have ever encountered.
I think it stems from fear of losing their position as "know it alls"
because Linux is getting easier to use and their "secret knowledge" of
the command line is no longer needed.

Linux users = nasty losers.


These rabid

jjwassermann@yahoo.com writes:

> Hadron Quark wrote:
>> Peter Kai Jensen <usenet@pekajemaps.homeip.net> writes:
>>
>> > Hadron Quark wrote:
>> >
>> >>>> It's being considered for deletion because one of the bozos here
>> >>>> thinks they are judge, jury and executioner.
>> >>>
>> >>> Um, I nominated it exactly because I *don't* think I should be the
>> >>> judge.
>> >>
>> >> Please. Weak.
>> >
>> > Explain. I call attention to a page that doesn't fit the criteria.
>>
>> No. You were spiteful. There is nothing wrong with that wiki. It is
>> about a person who may or may not have some notoriety. You, I am glad to
>> say, are not the sole judge of who may or may not "fit" the criteria.
>>
>> The fact is that this NG awakened you this innocuous enough Wiki and you
>> decided to flag it for deletion.
>>
>> > Consensus so far is to delete. And administrator will be making the
>> > final decision in a few days. How am I the judge?
>>
>> The instigator of a witch hunt where the catalyst was COLA.
>>
>> >
>> >> Maybe you would like to nominate the Elvis Presley wiki too?
>> >
>> > Why should I? There is no question of notability, since he lives up to
>> > just about every criteria for both biographies and musicians, while much
>> > less is required for inclusion. It's all detailed in
>> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:BIO and
>> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MUSIC (and if one is a nutter,
>> > http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:LIVING). The Yttrx entry doesn't
>> > satisfy a single criterion with a reliable source.
>> >
>> >> Or the Beatles?
>> >
>> > Same thing. If you don't know what you're taking about, it's better to
>> > keep quiet and be thought a fool than post such nonsense and remove all
>> > doubt.
>>
>> Its called extrapolation.
>>
>> >
>> >> Or Joe Bloggs?
>> >
>> > Don't really know who that is supposed to be, but I learned from the
>> > Wikipedia article that it's apparently a typical generic placeholder
>> > name. It seems to be in common usage in some parts of the world. The
>> > article definitely has encyclopedic value and it's not really a
>> > biography, so rather irrelevant to this conversation.
>> >
>> >> Where does your nosiness end?
>> >
>> > Nosiness? You know, I don't particularly care who violated policy or
>> > why, but I'll be damned if I'm just going to ignore it when my
>> > attention
>>
>> Aha! Now you get the point. And we see the truth behind your
>> actions. You are in charge.
>>
>> > is brought to it. If I notice a rarely visited page has been
>> > vandalized, I'll also correct that. Is that also nosiness in your
>> > opinion?
>>
>> No. That is vandalism and should be corrected.
>>
>> Look, of course I understand the point about criteria being met for
>> wikipedia. But at the end of the day they are fairly hazy - one mans
>> hero is unknown elsewhere. For all you know they have a statue of t-rex
>> in Hobbiton.
>>
>> I think I am not a little dismayed at the fact that something from this
>> NG has bubbled over into wikipedia and such. Petty, bombastic and plain
>> overkill.
>
>
> Welcome to the "Firendly Linux Community" .
> Yea right!
> They are only friendly if you agree with their philosophy 100 percent.
> If not, they will turn on you like a rabid dog.
>
> No wonder Linux is so unpopular.
> People aren't stupid. When they ask for help and get told RTFM by some
> arrogant Linux freak, they disappear and unless they have good reason
> to learn Linux, they will ditch it in the dustbin
>
> Linux users are amongst the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group
> of people I have ever encountered.
> I think it stems from fear of losing their position as "know it alls"
> because Linux is getting easier to use and their "secret knowledge" of
> the command line is no longer needed.
>
> Linux users = nasty losers.

Only in this group as a general rule. Sure there are some "I know I
know" types in the help forums who take a lot of delight in making
trivial things appear hard, but at least they are there to help. This
NG, however, is just full to the brim of nasty pieces of work who will
insult a nOOb at the first opportunity. I am almost convinced that Roy
Spamawitz is a fully paid up member of M$ since the spam he posts here
scares off new users nearly every time. Other less competent posters
like Peter Köhlmann (ask him about AA and screen shots) just hang around
to "wannabe" - he is in fact a Windows user, makes his money from
windows but often fantasises about having a real Linux distro installed
and actually working. A strange lot. You'll fit right in. Pick up your
popcorn and enjoy the fun. Willy Boaster & Chrisv should have you
plonked in about 8 seconds ..7..6.. etc etc.

On Feb 26, 11:19 am, Hadron Quark <hadronqu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Only in this group as a general rule.....This
> NG, however, is just full to the brim....

To which group are you referring, see as how you cross posted this to
five different groups?
--
Tom Porterfield

On Mon, 26 Feb 2007 17:19:04 +0100, Hadron Quark wrote:

> jjwassermann@yahoo.com writes:
>> Linux users = nasty losers.
>
> Only in this group as a general rule. Sure there are some "I know I
> know" types in the help forums who take a lot of delight in making
> trivial things appear hard, but at least they are there to help. This
> NG, however, is just full to the brim of nasty pieces of work who will
> insult a nOOb at the first opportunity. I am almost convinced that Roy
> Spamawitz is a fully paid up member of M$ since the spam he posts here
> scares off new users nearly every time. Other less competent posters
> like Peter Köhlmann (ask him about AA and screen shots) just hang around
> to "wannabe" - he is in fact a Windows user, makes his money from
> windows but often fantasises about having a real Linux distro installed
> and actually working. A strange lot. You'll fit right in. Pick up your
> popcorn and enjoy the fun. Willy Boaster & Chrisv should have you
> plonked in about 8 seconds ..7..6.. etc etc.

It's plausible that Schestowitz is a paid
Microsoft troll because they have done that in the
past and it wouldn't surprise me if they are up to
the same old tricks again.
Schestowitz certainly seems to irritate people and
with his flood of messages polluting the Linux
groups and antagonizing the Windows users the
net effect is to turn people off to Linux.
It doesn't make sense for a person to spend as
much time as he does sending out messages unless
that person was being paid for his time.
The question remains, who is paying Roy
Schestowitz?
Microsoft?
Maybe.

jjwassermann@yahoo.com wrote:


> Linux users are amongst the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group
> of people I have ever encountered.
>

Think Evangelist. Microsoft, Linux, OS2, Christian, Moslem it is all
the same.

Evangelists = the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group of people I
have ever encountered.

Hadron Quark wrote:
> jjwassermann@yahoo.com writes:
>
>> Hadron Quark wrote:
>>> Peter Kai Jensen <usenet@pekajemaps.homeip.net> writes:
>>>> Hadron Quark wrote:
>>>>>>> It's being considered for deletion because one of the bozos here
>>>>>>> thinks they are judge, jury and executioner.
>>>>>> Um, I nominated it exactly because I *don't* think I should be the
>>>>>> judge.
>>>>> Please. Weak.
>>>> Explain. I call attention to a page that doesn't fit the criteria.
>>> No. You were spiteful. There is nothing wrong with that wiki. It is
>>> about a person who may or may not have some notoriety. You, I am glad to
>>> say, are not the sole judge of who may or may not "fit" the criteria.
>>>
>>> The fact is that this NG awakened you this innocuous enough Wiki and you
>>> decided to flag it for deletion.
>>>
>>>> Consensus so far is to delete. And administrator will be making the
>>>> final decision in a few days. How am I the judge?
>>> The instigator of a witch hunt where the catalyst was COLA.
>>>
>>>>> Maybe you would like to nominate the Elvis Presley wiki too?
>>>> Why should I? There is no question of notability, since he lives up to
>>>> just about every criteria for both biographies and musicians, while much
>>>> less is required for inclusion. It's all detailed in
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:BIO and
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MUSIC (and if one is a nutter,
>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:LIVING). The Yttrx entry doesn't
>>>> satisfy a single criterion with a reliable source.
>>>>
>>>>> Or the Beatles?
>>>> Same thing. If you don't know what you're taking about, it's better to
>>>> keep quiet and be thought a fool than post such nonsense and remove all
>>>> doubt.
>>> Its called extrapolation.
>>>
>>>>> Or Joe Bloggs?
>>>> Don't really know who that is supposed to be, but I learned from the
>>>> Wikipedia article that it's apparently a typical generic placeholder
>>>> name. It seems to be in common usage in some parts of the world. The
>>>> article definitely has encyclopedic value and it's not really a
>>>> biography, so rather irrelevant to this conversation.
>>>>
>>>>> Where does your nosiness end?
>>>> Nosiness? You know, I don't particularly care who violated policy or
>>>> why, but I'll be damned if I'm just going to ignore it when my
>>>> attention
>>> Aha! Now you get the point. And we see the truth behind your
>>> actions. You are in charge.
>>>
>>>> is brought to it. If I notice a rarely visited page has been
>>>> vandalized, I'll also correct that. Is that also nosiness in your
>>>> opinion?
>>> No. That is vandalism and should be corrected.
>>>
>>> Look, of course I understand the point about criteria being met for
>>> wikipedia. But at the end of the day they are fairly hazy - one mans
>>> hero is unknown elsewhere. For all you know they have a statue of t-rex
>>> in Hobbiton.
>>>
>>> I think I am not a little dismayed at the fact that something from this
>>> NG has bubbled over into wikipedia and such. Petty, bombastic and plain
>>> overkill.
>>
>> Welcome to the "Firendly Linux Community" .
>> Yea right!
>> They are only friendly if you agree with their philosophy 100 percent.
>> If not, they will turn on you like a rabid dog.
>>
>> No wonder Linux is so unpopular.
>> People aren't stupid. When they ask for help and get told RTFM by some
>> arrogant Linux freak, they disappear and unless they have good reason
>> to learn Linux, they will ditch it in the dustbin
>>
>> Linux users are amongst the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group
>> of people I have ever encountered.
>> I think it stems from fear of losing their position as "know it alls"
>> because Linux is getting easier to use and their "secret knowledge" of
>> the command line is no longer needed.
>>
>> Linux users = nasty losers.
>
> Only in this group as a general rule.

Which group? This thread has only been crosspoasted to half a dozen
groups or so.

> Sure there are some "I know I
> know" types in the help forums who take a lot of delight in making
> trivial things appear hard, but at least they are there to help. This
> NG, however, is just full to the brim of nasty pieces of work who will
> insult a nOOb at the first opportunity. I am almost convinced that Roy
> Spamawitz is a fully paid up member of M$ since the spam he posts here
> scares off new users nearly every time. Other less competent posters
> like Peter Köhlmann (ask him about AA and screen shots) just hang around
> to "wannabe" - he is in fact a Windows user, makes his money from
> windows but often fantasises about having a real Linux distro installed
> and actually working. A strange lot. You'll fit right in. Pick up your
> popcorn and enjoy the fun. Willy Boaster & Chrisv should have you
> plonked in about 8 seconds ..7..6.. etc etc.
>


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"Nina DiBoy" <nin@di.boy> wrote in message news:es037h$6h3$3@aioe.org...
> Hadron Quark wrote:
>> jjwassermann@yahoo.com writes:
>>
>>> Hadron Quark wrote:
>>>> Peter Kai Jensen <usenet@pekajemaps.homeip.net> writes:
>>>>> Hadron Quark wrote:
>>>>>>>> It's being considered for deletion because one of the bozos here
>>>>>>>> thinks they are judge, jury and executioner.
>>>>>>> Um, I nominated it exactly because I *don't* think I should be the
>>>>>>> judge.
>>>>>> Please. Weak.
>>>>> Explain. I call attention to a page that doesn't fit the criteria.
>>>> No. You were spiteful. There is nothing wrong with that wiki. It is
>>>> about a person who may or may not have some notoriety. You, I am glad
>>>> to
>>>> say, are not the sole judge of who may or may not "fit" the criteria.
>>>>
>>>> The fact is that this NG awakened you this innocuous enough Wiki and
>>>> you
>>>> decided to flag it for deletion.
>>>>
>>>>> Consensus so far is to delete. And administrator will be making the
>>>>> final decision in a few days. How am I the judge?
>>>> The instigator of a witch hunt where the catalyst was COLA.
>>>>
>>>>>> Maybe you would like to nominate the Elvis Presley wiki too?
>>>>> Why should I? There is no question of notability, since he lives up
>>>>> to
>>>>> just about every criteria for both biographies and musicians, while
>>>>> much
>>>>> less is required for inclusion. It's all detailed in
>>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:BIO and
>>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:MUSIC (and if one is a nutter,
>>>>> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WP:LIVING). The Yttrx entry doesn't
>>>>> satisfy a single criterion with a reliable source.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Or the Beatles?
>>>>> Same thing. If you don't know what you're taking about, it's better
>>>>> to
>>>>> keep quiet and be thought a fool than post such nonsense and remove
>>>>> all
>>>>> doubt.
>>>> Its called extrapolation.
>>>>
>>>>>> Or Joe Bloggs?
>>>>> Don't really know who that is supposed to be, but I learned from the
>>>>> Wikipedia article that it's apparently a typical generic placeholder
>>>>> name. It seems to be in common usage in some parts of the world. The
>>>>> article definitely has encyclopedic value and it's not really a
>>>>> biography, so rather irrelevant to this conversation.
>>>>>
>>>>>> Where does your nosiness end?
>>>>> Nosiness? You know, I don't particularly care who violated policy or
>>>>> why, but I'll be damned if I'm just going to ignore it when my
>>>>> attention
>>>> Aha! Now you get the point. And we see the truth behind your
>>>> actions. You are in charge.
>>>>
>>>>> is brought to it. If I notice a rarely visited page has been
>>>>> vandalized, I'll also correct that. Is that also nosiness in your
>>>>> opinion?
>>>> No. That is vandalism and should be corrected.
>>>>
>>>> Look, of course I understand the point about criteria being met for
>>>> wikipedia. But at the end of the day they are fairly hazy - one mans
>>>> hero is unknown elsewhere. For all you know they have a statue of t-rex
>>>> in Hobbiton.
>>>>
>>>> I think I am not a little dismayed at the fact that something from this
>>>> NG has bubbled over into wikipedia and such. Petty, bombastic and plain
>>>> overkill.
>>>
>>> Welcome to the "Firendly Linux Community" .
>>> Yea right!
>>> They are only friendly if you agree with their philosophy 100 percent.
>>> If not, they will turn on you like a rabid dog.
>>>
>>> No wonder Linux is so unpopular.
>>> People aren't stupid. When they ask for help and get told RTFM by some
>>> arrogant Linux freak, they disappear and unless they have good reason
>>> to learn Linux, they will ditch it in the dustbin
>>>
>>> Linux users are amongst the most unfriendly, snobbish, stuck up group
>>> of people I have ever encountered.
>>> I think it stems from fear of losing their position as "know it alls"
>>> because Linux is getting easier to use and their "secret knowledge" of
>>> the command line is no longer needed.
>>>
>>> Linux users = nasty losers.
>>
>> Only in this group as a general rule.
>
> Which group? This thread has only been crosspoasted to half a dozen
> groups or so.
>
>> Sure there are some "I know I
>> know" types in the help forums who take a lot of delight in making
>> trivial things appear hard, but at least they are there to help. This
>> NG, however, is just full to the brim of nasty pieces of work who will
>> insult a nOOb at the first opportunity. I am almost convinced that Roy
>> Spamawitz is a fully paid up member of M$ since the spam he posts here
>> scares off new users nearly every time. Other less competent posters
>> like Peter Köhlmann (ask him about AA and screen shots) just hang around
>> to "wannabe" - he is in fact a Windows user, makes his money from
>> windows but often fantasises about having a real Linux distro installed
>> and actually working. A strange lot. You'll fit right in. Pick up your
>> popcorn and enjoy the fun. Willy Boaster & Chrisv should have you
>> plonked in about 8 seconds ..7..6.. etc etc.
>>
>
>
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