9/15 It's no use to anonymously criticize ilyas' lichdom.
\_ Funny, I always thought of him as a sort of 1st Edition demilich.
\_ I played Koshey the Deathless in a school play once. -- ilyas
[ don't sign my name to stuff i didn't write, thank you. bitch. -- ilyas ]
\_ SQUISH HIM!!!
\_ How we know you're the real Ilyas? That text looks suspiciously like it
came out of Microsoft Word, and we KNOW Ilya only uses vi.
\_ I am not Ilyas. My login isn't capitalized, and my name doesn't contain
an s. How do I know you are the real anonymous troll? -- ilyas
\_ So, Ilya, technical issues aside do you support anonymous or logged motd?
\_ "I voted for a logged motd before I voted against it." I support the
current quasianonymous motd. (a) Removal of anonymity will remove a lot
of motd content, for better or worse. I would rather not implicitly
censor what people say. (b) People will find a way to hose anyways,
it's a social problem not a technical one. My solution is to make
the motd unpleasant if people are hosers, in the hopes that people will
be less likely to be hosers in the future. -- ilyas
\_ Logged motd is the way to go. But on the other note, I'd be glad
to share my plans for motd solutions with ilyas. - pst
\_ I support logged motd. I also support turning "more /etc/motd"
on by default for new users, and instruction on how to post
to motd and wall on the main CSUA web site.
\_ wow...making people sign their name is implicitly censoring what they
say? You really are a moron. -tom
\_ no, making people sign their name is explicitly an invasion of
the right to privacy, moron. -williamc
\_ you mean kind of like how secret ballot voting makes people not
afraid to vote?
\_ Well, those who are hosers are likely to continue their behavior at
points where they don't care about your attempts at unpleasantness.
\_ This doesn't appear to be true. I see no further ilyas bait today.
\_ perhaps because ilyas hasn't written anything since?
\_ This isn't the first time ilyas has done the motd wipe. |