Re: uk.business.agriculture.pig-breeding
- From: "kat" <kat.news@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 27 Mar 2006 22:01:22 +0100
In news:NKFiLbdWsBKEFwrP@[127.0.0.1],
Wm... <tcnw71@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> said
Weren't you the person that said any group should be created if
someone wanted it? Since it appears *only* one person wants the
group do you still feel the same?
I think I might well have said that in some form, because I tend to
think it right, but I do happen to agree you need enough posters.
One person talking to themselves does not make a group!
You objected quite strongly the last time I pointed out that there
was a uk.* group that was mainly about one person talking to himself.
I dropped the rm group because of you.
You need to make your mind up, kat.
So do you. You said above "created" now you are talking about existing
groups. I don't see that as the same thing at all. A group in existance
already deserves different consideration, if it had posts in it.
Now after this you wrote a whole load of stuff which makes me think that
somehow we have a total misunderstanding between us. So rather than go
through point by point I'll just say what I was trying to express.
The posts prior to today have appeared to be arguing about the principle
that it is, or is not , ok to vote agaianst a group because you haven't seen
sufficient support. I was commenting on that, and on the idea that a person
who doesn't want a group themselves - that is, has no interest in it -
shouldn't vote against it. If enough people do want it they are entitled to
have it without having to find extra supporters to overcome those who prefer
to talk about pudding.
However it is possible for people to have an interest in a proposal and have
valid reasons for objecting to it. I - or anyone else - might not agree, or
might not consider the objection in the least valid, but I see a lot of
difference between somone arguing the group could destroy another, therefore
they will vote against, and someone just saying, they don't want it.
I have never said I was for this group, or for that matter against it. I am
not interested in the subject matter, woudn't read it, wouldn't post, don't
use the current group, and won't vote, should there be a vote. You feel
differently, as you are entitled to do. I haven't any experience where
David Bell is concerned, and have no idea what his taste in music is ( is it
really that bad? :-) ) but his post - up to the last sentence - is a good
one. That last sentence is the one that caused the trouble, - possibly it
wasn't taken quite the right way, but the answers were making the point that
if there was no demand, voting against wasn't necesssary.
--
kat
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