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1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 81

Whoami - iD dislikes punctuation

Thanks!


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 82

You can call me TC

*reads backlog and quietly smiley - wahsmiley - wahsmiley - wahsmiley - wah*

I hope you all realise the magnitude of this decision. I am speechless with relief and just bursting with the sense of freedom and - well, just overjoyed........

Hold it Marijn - we don't want to push them too hard. Languages will come back.......

*wonders if all the old conversations will just suddenly appear on THE DAY*


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 83

Granny Weatherwax - ACE - Hells Belle, Mother-in-Law from the Pit - Haunting near you on Saturday

smiley - alesmiley - redwine<vodka&vimto>smiley - cheers

I think a toast may well be proposed by the Committee when we hold the next meeting of the FC&MS&SC, you know, the next one you can't get too smiley - winkeye

smiley - run to check the latest installment of the licence fee's on the bank statement smiley - smiley


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 84

a girl called Ben

Really, really good to know this, and big thanks to Peta for putting up with shots from both sides in the immediately post-Rupert days. We are sorry we shouted at you, Peta.

If Perry is less appropriate as an actual name, how about drinking a toast of perry to Gladys? smiley - bubbly

B


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 85

Granny Weatherwax - ACE - Hells Belle, Mother-in-Law from the Pit - Haunting near you on Saturday

Hi De Hi smiley - biggrin I'll drink to that smiley - cheers


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 86

Peet (the Pedantic Punctuation Policeman, Muse of Lateral Programming Ideas, Eggcups-Spurtle-and-Spoonswinner, BBC Cheese Namer & Zaphodista)

* Skips 4 pages of b'log *

smiley - wowsmiley - ok

Can I suggest "Ozzy" as a good name for this development? smiley - biggrin


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 87

Ste

Blimey smiley - wowsmiley - ok

I think "Barney" would be a good name. No reason.

smiley - cheerssmiley - alesmiley - alesmiley - alesmiley - alesmiley - alesmiley - alesmiley - ale

Stesmiley - earth


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 88

Researcher 177704

*Applauds*

Thanks a lot <./>team</.> smiley - biggrin

smiley - rocket


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 89

Shea the Sarcastic

Indeed! Very good news! smiley - biggrinsmiley - cheers


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 90

Deidzoeb

I'd like to start by saying

smiley - cheerssmiley - cheerssmiley - oksmiley - smoochsmiley - oksmiley - tickle
smiley - biggrinsmiley - cheerssmiley - wowsmiley - coolsmiley - oksmiley - lovesmiley - cheers
smiley - smileysmiley - sillysmiley - cheerssmiley - tongueoutsmiley - wahsmiley - ok
smiley - winkeyesmiley - bubblysmiley - wowsmiley - hugsmiley - yikessmiley - blush
smiley - cheerssmiley - drunksmiley - laughsmiley - ticklesmiley - redwinesmiley - cool
smiley - towelsmiley - piratesmiley - tomatosmiley - flansmiley - clownsmiley - cheers


Secondly, minor party starts now at the Zaphodista page A520769. Come tell us how we should reorganize the main Zaphodista page into a museum page, slated to go into effect on the last day of the Peer Moderation Pilot.

[Re: languages other than English. I don't want to say anything negative or controversial here, because it should be a time for celebrating. But if everyone behaves during the Peer Moderation test, then it seems like moderating languages other than English will probably cease to be an issue. Members of the community won't care if other languages are written here, and naughty things that are written will eventually be reported by other speakers of that language. If we humo(u)r them a little while longer, I think other languages will simply be reactively moderated by speakers of those languages. It's like if a tree falls in the woods and no one is around to hear it, does it make a sound? If someone writes a naughty word in Swahili, and there's no one else on h2g2 who knows how to read Swahili, has any damage been done? As soon as an offended reader of Swahili reports the problem, then the problem will be taken care of.]

Please resume partying:
smiley - cakesmiley - bubblysmiley - emptysmiley - cheerssmiley - cakesmiley - ermsmiley - ok


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 91

Deidzoeb

PS - I vote for Glasnost or Gladys. It's an odd name, but captures the feeling. And since when was anything too odd for h2g2? "Glasnost" would be extra ironic, because it's a Russian word and technically ought to be moderated (except that most adults who speak English know the word).


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 92

Peta

Thanks Ben! We were all aiming in the same direction, we all had the same goals and we got there in the end, that's what important! Thanks for sticking with it! smiley - cheers


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 93

Pastey

I would just like to say thank you to the people who chose to trust the community on this. It /is/ a huge amount of trust that they've taken in allowing this and I hope that, like other aspects of h2g2 and the DNA engine it pays dividends.

smiley - rose


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 94

Peta

Hi Subcom!

The party on the Zaphodistas page sounds totally appropriate! I'll be delighted to come and share a virtual glass with you, if it's okay with you! smiley - cheers

Languages, yes! Come and join the conversations about this on the Hub! You're spot on though on your analysis, but as you've seen and accurately observed, we have to take things one step at a time. It's all very much going in the right direction though! smiley - ok


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 95

Tube - the being being back for the time being

Just read the Petition for greater freedom on h2g2... there's only the issue of adding our own pics to the site left.
So today's announcement is both a victory of the "freedom fighters" and the Italics who ever wanted pre-moderation. smiley - cheers

Tube
who still prefers 'trepuR' for a name.


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 96

six7s


smiley - cheers to all concerned smiley - ok

I'm curious to know if or how this will affect the Lets Parler Franglais thread ( F19585?thread=190857 ), which began rather tentatively in the style of a column by the same name in Punch magazine (gramatically poor French littered with lots of English smiley - silly )

I very much doubt whether any contributing researchers would ever want to use it as a forum for anything other than frivolous *fun*, which is somehow diminished by the translation of each and every line

six7s smiley - winkeye


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 97

Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.)

smiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubblysmiley - bubbly

Turned out nice again. smiley - ok


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 98

shagbark

smiley - oksmiley - ta I look forward to the new paradigm.


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 99

Deidzoeb

Peta, you're always welcome in Zaphodista territory. Someone else picked up your goo beret a while ago, but we'd be delighted to have you help us celebrate. We wouldn't have a reason to celebrate right now without effort from you and Mark to get this pilot project started.


1 November 2002: Peer Moderation Pilot Project

Post 100

Yowuzupman- New Top Speed 122 (thats mph you metric fools)

Ahh, I see H2 is finally going back to normal. I knew I just had to stick it out for a while and it would.....now on to getting outside pictures allowed again smiley - biggrin

smiley - martiansmile


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