[Courses] hmmm

[Steve]

Acutally hade you read more carefully, you would have also seen another user 
say the same again about not reading before signing up, then which you would 
have read my reply 'I did read it _6 months ago_'. Christ all I said one time 
in one email was I liked the thought of girls into linux, and I stand by that 
statemnet still. If 'you people' simply can't take a comment like that 
without getting ants in your pants and throwing a fit then I suggest you need 
to lighten up and take the plunger out of your ass. seriously. Also perhaps 
if you don't want guys to be guys then maybe you might want to consider 
making it women only instead of telling guys you can be here but your going 
to have to not act like a guy at all. meh.

On Wednesday 02 June 2004 12:09, you wrote:
> Allow me to explain for you, Steve, linuxchix is a community for women who
> like Linux, and for supporting women in computing. Comments such as  > btw
> is this just for girls?
>
>   > caues im no female,
>
> show that you don't even care to read the relevent documentation before
> you sign up for things. As plain as day there is a large bold heading at
> the bottom of the LinuxChix Mailing Lists webpage, "Are LinuxChix lists
> really just for women?", and it says no they do not exclude males,
> although the lists are primarily meant for women.
> Further more it goes on, in a friendly  manner, "Act as if your
> mom/sister/daughter were subscribed, and everything should be fine :).",
> i.e. don't go advertising that you are signed up to linuxchix mailing
> lists and you are a guy, who cares really. However, you proceed in a
> matter-of-fact way to state that you are actually a guy, and you sound
> like you are are looking for a confrontation.
> You may have been able to get away with the above, but then you make the
> somewhat irrelevant and quite inapropriate remark> though I love the
> thought of girls into linux mmmm :P don't talk like that in the linuxchix
> mailing lists, people are here to learn and chat about linux, not
> 'hook-up', it portrays a bad sterotype for linux guys and reflects poorly
> on your character.
> Then to top it all off you reply arrogantly to legitimate linuxchix users
> who where pointing out that you were in fault so you could learn from your
> mistakes,> well I think you were wrong about a one thing, "We're not
> bitches". Now that isn't constructive at all, it only inrritates people,
> not exactly a good way to make friends.
> A check of my inbox reveals yet another message from you which doesn't
> help your plight either,> I don't see what your talking about, I didn't lie
> about anything... nobody said you lied about anything, the comment,
>
> > You could try to be a good liar, sheesh.
>
> was in relation to the linuxchix documentation which you should go and
> read, see the second reference.
> In summary, yeah you are a guy, good for you, now take a seat and act
> civil towards other users on these mailing lists, please.
> References:
> http://www.linuxchix.org
> http://www.linuxchix.org/content/docs/listinfo.html
>
> I may be a new user on linuxchix, but the rules of netiquette are
> universal. --Angelorum