[Imc-web] I still don't approve your behavior!

[Mike Lehman]

Anna,
I explained to you quite clearly that I was going to hide future 
articles and/or comments of yours in which you choose to continuously 
attack one member or another of the IMC community. If you would just 
quit bringing people's names up and accusing them of things they have 
not done, your comments would not be hidden. If you choose to keep 
baselessly accusing people, then your comments WILL continue to be hidden.

You can choose one or the other, but your continuous habit of trashing 
other people will either stop or your messages will continue to be 
hidden from this point forward. Do NOT mention anyone's name associated 
with the IMC in any sort of critical context until you can do so in a 
constructive fashion. Period.

You can most certainly attend the meeting next Thursday and you will 
have a brief opportunity to make your case. However, I can tell you that 
you are clearly in repeated violation of our policy and the actions I am 
taking are what is required in cases like yours in which you choose to 
violate these rules after repeated warnings not to do so.

I do _NOT_ expect that the IMC will change its policy to allow you to 
make false and defamatory accusations against people. It will only get 
you in trouble if you continue to do so. They serve no constructive 
purpose. Your comments create a climate of intimidation against members 
of the IMC. We will not tolerate that.
Mike Lehman

Anna Epelbaum wrote:

> Ml, I think that you deserve all kind of penalties for the way you are 
> running this editorial job and hiding everything, which certainly 
> deserve attention more than many other left for observation articles and 
> comments. I think, however, that I am going to be busy on 12/16/04. If 
> not, I might come to protest against IMC web policies, and people who 
> are inflicting and supporting them, but don't expect any support from me 
> though, maybe, I found you better than many other editors on this web, I 
> still don't approve your behavior!