[Husker] Posts and Frustrations

Bob Beach rbeach at neb.rr.com
Fri Apr 4 23:53:11 CDT 2008


Lynette Tillner wrote:
> I don't intend to "stifle" valid conversation, or to require others
> to only post what "I" want to hear or even subjects I'm interested
> in. 
>   
     What do you consider valid conversation?


> I honestly feel the subject of whether SP was a good or bad AD is
> water under the bridge. Just like Solich is water under the bridge. I
> did change the subject line enough to make it more relevant to what
> was REALLY being talked about. The "subject" had changed from
> Sadler's contract extension to SP LONG before I chimed in and
> commented that I felt it was "enough."
>   

     I agree it is water under the bridge.  However, if it interests 
people, and obviously it does, then why do you care?  The list belongs 
to many people with many interests.  If people are posting to a subject 
then they are interested in the subject and that is great.

> I've also been on this list a very long time. Bob, I go back with you
> a long time, and defended you on occasions when you were getting
> really beaten up by others on the list. 
>   
     I know you did and I appreciate that.  I will always get beaten up 
because I don't just swallow Big Red is God.  But, thank
 you for standing in my corner on occasion.

> We've lost some EXCELLENT posters. Some extremely well informed men
> and women with a LOT of Nebraska history (our Runza recipe message
> string for instance) AND a LOT of FOOTBALL as well as general sports
> knowledge (Greg Mays for one). We even lost our meteorologist! I miss
> the game day forecasts!
>   

      I understand that.  But, could it be some of these posters were 
ultra sensitive?  When you get on a sports list, and I am on many, one 
thing you need is very thick skin.  The reason is someone is going to 
question you down the line and maybe harshly.  I know because I have 
been there.  I am on the Kansas City Royals list among others and I get 
burned there all the time. 
> I won't threaten to leave the list, that's what you want. I've
> weathered worse comments from listers. I will however, go back to
> lurking and continue my delete key freely when some of you post. 
>   

     There is no one that wants you to leave the list.  But, do 
understand what a sports list is especially one that people feel as 
passionately as do people here about the Huskers,


Bob Beach



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