law_bee
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what is the standard of what should and should not be posted on BBS. I will add this link b/c this started on the hive.
LINK
Please read my response to their response.
This is an issue that is becoming more and more relevant b/c BBS's have become so popular. Ask yourself when is the last time you picked up the AJC to find out what is going on with GT. Maybe if you were trapped on a desert island w/o a computer but in the "free" world you would go online.
What is the ethical responsibility of the poster?
1. Everything read on a message board has to be taken with a "grain of salt." I believe most people do this. They understand this is the modern day barber shop chatter or standing around the pickle barrel gossiping.
But it can be harmful. When someone posts info that is misleading or incorrect there can be consequences.
Is there a standard? Should there be a standard.
I believe there should be.
In the end this is a BBS and I say again the standard SHOULD be that someone post in "good faith."
1. did you hear something from someone that has given you credible information before
2. should this person be in a position to know
FYI-this is the same standard that would be good enough for a judge to grant a warrant for your home to be searched
Over time you learn who to trust on a message board and who is full of hot air.
But I will say this. This is "holier" than thou attitude that some people take is ridiculous.
NO INFO SHOULD BE POSTED UNTIL VERIFIED- that is ridiculous. The way people attacked GG was shameful. When I see people attack BillyD I am shocked.
These are the same idiots that defend that idiot Hollis. He single handedly has done more harm to the program then all our dishonest prior coaches.
People need to understand that we are all around the "pickle barrel" and some info is more credible then others.
IMO
LINK
Please read my response to their response.
This is an issue that is becoming more and more relevant b/c BBS's have become so popular. Ask yourself when is the last time you picked up the AJC to find out what is going on with GT. Maybe if you were trapped on a desert island w/o a computer but in the "free" world you would go online.
What is the ethical responsibility of the poster?
1. Everything read on a message board has to be taken with a "grain of salt." I believe most people do this. They understand this is the modern day barber shop chatter or standing around the pickle barrel gossiping.
But it can be harmful. When someone posts info that is misleading or incorrect there can be consequences.
Is there a standard? Should there be a standard.
I believe there should be.
In the end this is a BBS and I say again the standard SHOULD be that someone post in "good faith."
1. did you hear something from someone that has given you credible information before
2. should this person be in a position to know
FYI-this is the same standard that would be good enough for a judge to grant a warrant for your home to be searched
Over time you learn who to trust on a message board and who is full of hot air.
But I will say this. This is "holier" than thou attitude that some people take is ridiculous.
NO INFO SHOULD BE POSTED UNTIL VERIFIED- that is ridiculous. The way people attacked GG was shameful. When I see people attack BillyD I am shocked.
These are the same idiots that defend that idiot Hollis. He single handedly has done more harm to the program then all our dishonest prior coaches.
People need to understand that we are all around the "pickle barrel" and some info is more credible then others.
IMO