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Guide for Arguing on RBR

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  1. In the spirit of: carcino.gen.nz463c5922

    we also present: coolhaus.deart of controversy

    and announce the competition: how many of the 38 "rules for cheating" can you spot on this
    newsgroup? I feel that it would greatly simplify argumentation in this group if, on spotting the
    exhibition of one of these approaches by a poster, that you simply respond with "Schopenhauer #xx",
    where xx corresponds to the appropriate rule number.

    (If you wish to end a thread, remember to compare the OP to Adolf [censored] and hence engage
    Godwin's Law.)

  2. "Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:1064447286.218611@ns...

    Quoted message said:

    In the spirit of: carcino.gen.nz463c5922

    we also present: coolhaus.deart of controversy

    and announce the competition: how many of the 38 "rules for cheating" can you spot on this
    newsgroup? I feel that it would greatly simplify argumentation in this group if, on spotting the
    exhibition of one of these approaches by a poster, that you simply respond with "Schopenhauer
    #xx", where xx corresponds to the appropriate rule number.

    (If you wish to end a thread, remember to compare the OP to Adolf [censored] and hence engage
    Godwin's Law.)

    We could have used this for "Justin's thread".

    Ya fascist!

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