On May 18, 5:36*pm, Brian Lafferty wrote:
wrote:

Brian Lafferty wrote:
Your brain really is non-functional. *How is the USCF responsible for
anyone's opinion on an open forum? *They aren't. *On a forum like
chessdiscussion, nothing gets up there without the express approval of
Trolgar. *Thus, what is posted there by persons who are their known
minions (ie. roadrunner) represent their viewpoint unless contradicted
or pulled.

I suppose facts don't matter much to a former lia ... er, _lawyer_,
but the chessdiscussion forum is not pre-moderated, except for a few
people in the moderation queue. The rest of us have our posts appear
immediately. (Of course they can be removed later, just as with the
USCF forums.)

But I have to admit, Brian, that I'm really not sure whether you're a
brazen, dishonest liar, or just an empty suit with a big ego and a
loud voice. Either would fit the facts. Would you care to weigh in on
the topic?

*From chessdiscussion today:

Important note, the USCF issues is moderated via queue

by gregory on Sun Oct 07, 2007 5:49 pm
Note: this particular forum requires the posts being approved by the
moderation team prior to the post being made public. Our intent is not
to replicate the USCF Issues forum, but have a forum to discuss chess.
It is our hope that the USCF Issues do not overly politicize
chessdiscussions.com. We may turn the moderation queue off in the future.

This is a decision that I have made alone as the head moderator. I
apologize for the inconvenience,

Gregory
Gregory

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You quoted something that I wrote over a half of a year ago. As John
correctly stated, most users that actively post are not pre-moderated
in the USCF Issues section at chessdiscussion.com. This includes a
members such as Ron S, who tends to lean against Susan and Paul. Henry
has posted there, David (artichoke), and you yourself had a few posts
approved Brian. The new posters, and those who are moderated within
that one sub-forum usually are approved within an hour or two. This is
a far cry from the USCF owned forum which takes over 3 days for my own
posts to get approved.

Gregory