Coin Talk Needs You

Peter T Davis wrote:

Me saying I'm going to a lawyer is far fetched, but me calling you a jackass
sounds about right.
Peter
http://www.cointalk.org

LOL!

I'm not aware that you've ever posted to USENET *without* using that
word. ;-)

Alan
'elbow'

Stujoe wrote:

In article , Alan & Erin Williams
spoke thusly...
Peter T Davis wrote:

You are mistaken, or lying, I'm not sure which.

I beg your pardon:

Currently Active Users in this Forum: 12 (1 members and 11 guests)
Forum Moderators
J.Craton

When I first visited, Reid must have been 'in the forum'. In my browser
window those names appear directly beneath the heading 'Forum Moderators;.

Mea Maxima Culpa.

Whew. You floored me with that one. I thought Reid had some kind of
affiliation with the site (through hosting his web articles or
something) but a moderator would have shocked me.

Yeah...my great good fortune to check out the link while the only two
*registered members* on the site were Peter T. Davis and Reid
Goldsborough...both of which showed up as bolded names beneath the
heading "Forum Moderators". Reason enough for me to leave. ;-)

Alan
'thinks Reid should spend more time at cointalk.org'

Yea, that's right. Coin Talk is a Jackass Free Zone, you'd probably get
swiftly banned there too.
Peter
http://www.cointalk.org


"Edward McGrath" wrote in message
...
Peter, I can tell by the way you treated "Alan & Erin Williams in this
thread that you are a typical moderator. Alan is lucky to be able to
respond to you, if you moderated this coin room I doubt he would be
given the chance to respond. Moderators, little men wishing they had
real power.

Yea, you'd certainly get a bunch of results in a search of USENET for my
name and the word 'jackass', but really Alan I wouldn't have to use the word
so much if you'd refrain from acting like one.
Peter
http://www.cointalk.org


"Alan & Erin Williams" wrote in message
...
Peter T Davis wrote:

Me saying I'm going to a lawyer is far fetched, but me calling you a
jackass
sounds about right.
Peter
http://www.cointalk.org

LOL!

I'm not aware that you've ever posted to USENET *without* using that
word. ;-)

Alan
'elbow'

Stujoe wrote:
In article ,
Edward McGrath spoke thusly...

Jackass wrote: and I have surprisingly few coin dealers there talking to
these people. snip I hope the "evil one" who over grades and sells his
slobs doesn't find more newbie victims in your coin group.
Ed, RCC member since 2002 took a blood oath to always be faithful and
loyal to RCC and never to stray into other coin discussion rooms or may
I burn in hell : )


CoinTalk is a good forum and worth a look, IMHO. I visit rcc,
Numisaddict and CoinTalk on a regular basis. Daily for rcc and
usually daily for Numisaddict, semi-daily for CoinTalk. I am hitting
the PCGS boards less and less and less but I lurk the NGC boards
usually weekly.

There is a lot of good info out there and I sometimes find things on
other forums that will be of interest here. RCC is still 'home' but I
do like to get out once in a while and see what is happening here and
there. :-)



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This is the punishment for publicly admitting that you frequent other places of.

OK I will let you off with a warning this time : )

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Peter T Davis wrote:
snip

Sorry to hear that Ed. I've been reading rcc for quite a few years, and my
impression is that the type that gets here is on average more experienced
than the ones coming to Cointalk. Sure, there are the odd newbies here, but
at Cointalk most of the people are newbies.

Christ, are newbies not welcome here with the 'ELITE" ebay forum?
Whatever happened to wanting to promote the hobby?

In article , George D spoke
thusly...


Stujoe wrote:

There is a lot of good info out there and I sometimes find things on
other forums that will be of interest here. RCC is still 'home' but I
do like to get out once in a while and see what is happening here and
there. :-)



Traitor _____

This is your offical notice that your grand prize has been officially canceled.

This is the punishment for publicly admitting that you frequent other places of.

OK I will let you off with a warning this time : )

I'll never do it again. ;-)

--
Stu Miller, who just had a newlywed flashback of the first time he
came home after watching a football game at Hooters...

Jim wrote:

Joe Schell adds....


Well, the best place on the web is Stujoes site.


A gentleman of the highest order I see....Please pass the Grey Poupon.

You have grey poop on whatG?

Grandpa wrote:

Jim wrote:

Joe Schell adds....


Well, the best place on the web is Stujoes site.


A gentleman of the highest order I see....Please pass the Grey Poupon.

You have grey poop on whatG?


...on de john.

Bruce

It's not that newbies are not welcome here, it's that they're more likely to
find a website than they are to find a USENET newsgroup. The demographics
are very different between here at RCC and at a website like Cointalk.
Promoting the hobby is exactly the reason I created Cointalk, and exactly
the reason that more experienced people are needed there. There are mostly
experienced people here at RCC, and there are mostly newbies at Cointalk.
Peter
http://www.cointalk.org



"Grandpa" wrote in message
...
Peter T Davis wrote:
snip

Sorry to hear that Ed. I've been reading rcc for quite a few years, and
my
impression is that the type that gets here is on average more
experienced
than the ones coming to Cointalk. Sure, there are the odd newbies here,
but
at Cointalk most of the people are newbies.

Christ, are newbies not welcome here with the 'ELITE" ebay forum?
Whatever happened to wanting to promote the hobby?