Re: Free Speech and Responsible Speech

Dear Louis

You have taken again to producing partial sound-bite chunks of sentences
then issuing essays 'in response', which are all denials that there is
ANYTHING people think amiss about your 'actions'.

You have 'refuted' every other point of view in absolute ways which satisfy
only you, no one else who has asked or commented seems to be assured by your
answers [though maybe I missed someone?] - as if what members of the chess
community observed about your actions at Wikipedia are //completely//
invalid - and with no irony at all in respect of the current context.

And that is a position which empowers you to audit the works of others - but
of yourself, you demonstrate here that you can't even understand by way of
acknowledgement [nevermind be able to discuss!] what others are saying - not
to the slightest degree.

I'll write that again - you don't know what they are saying to the degree
that you can intellectually repeat their question to their satisfaction -
but immediately denounce it as 'Nonsense!".

I am sure that what goes on at the Forum will be as elucidating as the issue
at Wikipedia, and you admitted to me that it was

*** to be neither subjective nor objective evaluations of Sloan's /work/
***

Dr. Blair can't even /acknowledge/ what others say about what he does,
without immediately stating 'nonsense'! He will 'moderate'
affairs at the USCF forum, adding a new and absolute sense to that word,
which used to mean something else.

Phil Innes


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