This Group Needs a Moderator

[Guest guest]

Hello,

I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics

messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much

time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.

Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message.

Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've

only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for

both groups that these people were removed.

The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy

to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.

My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn

more about MMS.

Suzanne

[Guest guest]

, My last moderator seems to have given up .I'm in a remote location with sporadic Internet connection so I really need some backup.I don't mind a little off topic as long as its health related but I do agree we are going far astray at times.If we went moderated, I would need a moderator that would allow as much freedom of posting as possible and WHO would not delete controversial messages just because they don't agree with them.There is allot of controversy about the use of MMS and its protocols. I think everyone should make up their own minds about how they want to use it.Mods should probably consult on the iffy posts. Do I have any volunteers who can be so open minded?

Loftin Wilkins

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>Subject: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

Hello,I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for both groups that these people were removed.The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn more about MMS.Suzanne

[Guest guest]

I too moderate a few groups.

If you need help I'm there.

Ron

On 11/21/2010 9:16 AM, Wilkins wrote:

 

, My

last moderator seems to have given up .I'm in a

remote location with sporadic Internet connection

so I really need some backup.I don't mind a little

off topic as long as its health related but I do

agree we are going far astray at times.If we went

moderated, I  would need a moderator that would

allow as much freedom of posting as possible and

WHO would not delete controversial messages just

because they don't agree with them.There is allot

of controversy about the use of MMS and its

protocols. I think everyone should make up their

own minds about how they want to use it.Mods

should probably consult on the iffy posts. Do I

have any volunteers who can be so open minded?

Loftin Wilkins

 

 

--- On Sun, 11/21/10, retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>

wrote:

From: retrainyourbrain

<suzanneio@...>

Subject: [ ] This Group

Needs a Moderator

Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

 

Hello,

I moderate 2 , and found that

I had to screen out off-topics messages

for them to succeed. I thought at first it

would take me too much time, but found it

took less time, and made the groups a lot

better.

Every so often someone gets upset when I

don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes

this person is really in the wrong group

in the first place. I've only had to

remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period,

but it was important for both groups that

these people were removed.

The groups I moderate are for people under

a lot of stress, so I was very happy to

learn that most people, even in dire

circumstances, like to follow rules.

My point is that this group could use a

moderator. I'd really like to learn more

about MMS.

Suzanne

[Guest guest]

Is this group for promotion of MMS, and Jim Hubble protocols? Need filter out the hate. I almost responded to it. But after getting sort of chewed out last time I refrained from it. I see it is the same people who start that and it was the same topic that started it. Jim Hubble's news letter, last time it was the money he charges, before that, pictures posted and this time is the church he sponsors. Read for what it is, written in anger then screen it out. The other Group doesn't have this trouble. From: montemomma2002@...Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2010 09:16:38 -0800Subject: Re: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator

, My last moderator seems to have given up .I'm in a remote location with sporadic Internet connection so I really need some backup.I don't mind a little off topic as long as its health related but I do agree we are going far astray at times.If we went moderated, I would need a moderator that would allow as much freedom of posting as possible and WHO would not delete controversial messages just because they don't agree with them.There is allot of controversy about the use of MMS and its protocols. I think everyone should make up their own minds about how they want to use it.Mods should probably consult on the iffy posts. Do I have any volunteers who can be so open minded?

Loftin Wilkins

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>Subject: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

Hello,I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for both groups that these people were removed.The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn more about MMS.Suzanne

[Guest guest]

This group is for the exploration of MMS . Jims protocols,Toms protocols , internal and external use and for sharing whatever workss for individuals even if it conflicts with Jim Humbles way of doing it.Personally I love and believe Jim to be doing a good work. Others think hes gone off the deep end. Bashing and flaming are not allowed in any case.Dont know about the "other group" They may not allow opinions contrary to Jim Humbles view.

Loftin Wilkins

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>Subject: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

Hello,I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for both groups that these people were removed.The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn more about MMS.Suzanne

[Guest guest]

well, I kind of like Jim Hubble, seen all his video's, got his books, and like to keep an open mind on the rest of it. Since I'm not a God myself I don't have all the answers. Also I had a intermittent internet connection until I purchased and ALFA 2000MW (2Watt) WIFI USB adapter +_ $40.00 and started using netstumbler. EVEN Through dense trees I get 75% signal. Before I was lucky to get 20%. From: montemomma2002@...Date: Sun, 21 Nov 2010 12:17:47 -0800Subject: RE: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator

This group is for the exploration of MMS . Jims protocols,Toms protocols , internal and external use and for sharing whatever workss for individuals even if it conflicts with Jim Humbles way of doing it.Personally I love and believe Jim to be doing a good work. Others think hes gone off the deep end. Bashing and flaming are not allowed in any case.Dont know about the "other group" They may not allow opinions contrary to Jim Humbles view.

Loftin Wilkins

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>Subject: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

Hello,I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for both groups that these people were removed.The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn more about MMS.Suzanne

[Guest guest]

We have one thankyouverymuch,

The archives would be a source to mine, but you should already know

that.

Chuck

Individualists unite!

On 11/21/2010 10:51:07 AM, retrainyourbrain (suzanneio@...)

wrote:

>

> My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn

more about MMS.

>

> Suzanne

>

[Guest guest]

What groups Ron? What is your moderating style?

Loftin Wilkins

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>Subject: [ ] This Group Needs a Moderator Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 10:51 AM

Hello,I moderate 2 , and found that I had to screen out off-topics messages for them to succeed. I thought at first it would take me too much time, but found it took less time, and made the groups a lot better.Every so often someone gets upset when I don't approve her/his message. Oftentimes this person is really in the wrong group in the first place. I've only had to remove 5 or 6 people over a 5 year period, but it was important for both groups that these people were removed.The groups I moderate are for people under a lot of stress, so I was very happy to learn that most people, even in dire circumstances, like to follow rules.My point is that this group could use a moderator. I'd really like to learn more about MMS.Suzanne

[Guest guest]

I'm with mostly Tech groups. Spammers get deleted & reported,

flamers get warned then band on 3rd offense. No real style per say.

Ron

On 11/21/2010 6:28 PM, Wilkins wrote:

 

What groups

Ron? What is your moderating style?

Loftin Wilkins

 

 

--- On Sun, 11/21/10, Ron <rw@...>

wrote:

From: Ron <rw@...>

Subject: Re: [ ] This

Group Needs a Moderator

Date: Sunday, November 21, 2010, 12:42 PM

 

I too moderate a few groups.

If you need help I'm there.

Ron

On 11/21/2010 9:16 AM, Wilkins

wrote:

 

, My

last moderator seems to have

given up .I'm in a remote

location with sporadic

Internet connection so I

really need some backup.I

don't mind a little off

topic as long as its health

related but I do agree we

are going far astray at

times.If we went

moderated, I  would need a

moderator that would allow

as much freedom of posting

as possible and WHO would

not delete controversial

messages just because they

don't agree with them.There

is allot of controversy

about the use of MMS and its

protocols. I think everyone

should make up their own

minds about how they want to

use it.Mods should probably

consult on the iffy

posts. Do I have any

volunteers who can be so

open minded?

Loftin Wilkins

 

 

--- On Sun, 11/21/10,

retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>

wrote:

From: retrainyourbrain <suzanneio@...>

Subject:

[ ]

This Group Needs a

Moderator

Date: Sunday, November 21,

2010, 10:51 AM

 

Hello,

I moderate 2

groups, and found

that I had to screen

out off-topics

messages for them to

succeed. I thought

at first it would

take me too much

time, but found it

took less time, and

made the groups a

lot better.

Every so often

someone gets upset

when I don't approve

her/his message.

Oftentimes this

person is really in

the wrong group in

the first place.

I've only had to

remove 5 or 6 people

over a 5 year

period, but it was

important for both

groups that these

people were removed.

The groups I

moderate are for

people under a lot

of stress, so I was

very happy to learn

that most people,

even in dire

circumstances, like

to follow rules.

My point is that

this group could use

a moderator. I'd

really like to learn

more about MMS.

Suzanne