[ RadSafe ] Radsafe Scope

Marcel Schouwenburg m.schouwenburg at tnw.tudelft.nl
Mon Jan 9 06:26:32 CST 2006


> Radsafe in an international forum where radiation related topics and
> issues can be discussed. This list does not belong to any specific
> geographical area. Posts to the list are in English, not to imply
> that the members are only from English speaking countries. I'd dare
> to venture that if any posts were in French, German or Italian, 90%
> of the members in the USA wouldn't have a clue as to what is being
> written.

That's exactly what RadSafe is.

>
> The next major point is that posts can be a question, answer to a
> question or simply making a comment. If the post appears to be
> ridiculous to those reading it, so what! Posts are not to be screened
> for accuracy. The members can respond as they deem fit. Individuals
> should not be embarrassed for making what others believe to be a
> question/comment that has no bearing. Ideas should not be stifled.
>

Again right. Post are not screened for accuracy. RadSafe is open to any
person (professional and non-professional) and to any view. As a moderator
I would like to keep RadSafe like this. This will give the best view about
the different opinions among subscribers. In my view we can learn from
those other views/opinions, no matter how ridiculous they might be or
sound. We can always use the delete key if we feel that's necessary.

> Another major point ... it's OK to attack an idea or comment, with
> whatever evidence one wants to put forth. We can debate the
> commentary. Under no circumstances should the individual be
> personally attacked. This has been stated many times before, and, the
> rules have been published many times for all to see by Melissa, Mike
> and now Marcel. So, let's cut the personal vulgar attacks on one's
> character, nationality or thought process.
>

I can't agree more. Please refer (as part of a fresh start of 2006) once
again to the RadSafe rules before posting a message. The rules can be
found at:

  http://radlab.nl/radsafe/radsaferules.html


> Perhaps too many are frisky from the New Year. Let's get back to what
> Radsafe is all about. I for one don't want to see it dissolve. This
> is not a Yahoo Group. Let's not move towards being one.

I definitely don't want to see and will avoid RadSafe moving towards a
Yahoo Group. I would like to keep this list open to everybody. However, I
will start to apply individual moderation of postings in case this type of
flaming shows up again.

With kind regards,

Marcel Schouwenburg
RadSafe moderator & listowner


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