alt.parenting.spanking plagarized FAQ

On Tue, 17 Feb 2004 19:53:29 -0800, Doan wrote.......:

.................The parts that are lies.

The rest is Chris's well thought out description of the intent of this
ng and it's dynamic. This is not the play ground for Droany no matter
what he thinks it is.

It is a place for people that seriously question thousands of years of
abused children abusing their children to come and find possibly make
some sense of it all and put a stop to it and rehabilitate themselves
and forgive themselves and their parents and ancestors.

All are welcome here, even if it isn't a fun thing all the time, as
Droany tries to make it to ease his own inability to end the cycle of
abuse.

For the actual FAQ by the person willing to put his name to his own
work you can go to:

http://www.geocities.com/cddugan/apsFAQ

Or you can read my analysis of the unethical redefined, plagarized
version by Droany:

Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is "alt.parenting.spanking?"

Alt.parenting.spanking is a newsgroup on Usenet. Usenet is a text based system
of distributing postings in a group accessible format, which predates the more
recent World Wide Web by many years.

So far so good.

Some Usenet newsgroups are moderated, which means that one or more individuals
determine what and who may post notes to the newsgroup. Others are unmoderated.
Alt.parenting.spanking is an unmoderated newsgroup.

The following was added by the Doananatory, publically exposing
himself yet again.
Can't even write a FAQ of his own, he has to plagerize another's work
with comments unsited as being by him. Tsk.

As such anyone attempting
to be a NetCensor should be ignored as such.

The just miligned redundant and trite "such" overused by a small boy
who can't find his Funkin' White. R R R R R

2) When did a.p.s. first begin?

Alt.parenting.spanking began on 8 August 1995.


3) What is the purpose of a.p.s.?

Alt.parenting.spanking is a discussion group for the topic of corporal
punishment by parents



Frequently Asked Questions

1) What is "alt.parenting.spanking?"

Alt.parenting.spanking is a newsgroup on Usenet. Usenet is a text
based system
of distributing postings in a group accessible format, which predates
the more
recent World Wide Web by many years.

Some Usenet newsgroups are moderated, which means that one or more
individuals
determine what and who may post notes to the newsgroup. Others are
unmoderated.
Alt.parenting.spanking is an unmoderated newsgroup. As such anyone
attempting
to be a NetCensor should be ignored as such.


2) When did a.p.s. first begin?

Alt.parenting.spanking began on 8 August 1995.


3) What is the purpose of a.p.s.?

Alt.parenting.spanking is a discussion group for the topic of
corporal
punishment by parents in a legitimate fashion as defined by relevant
law.
Any notes relating directly or indirectly to the issue of use of
corporal
punishment by parents are on topic on a.p.s.


4) What is "spanking?"

The reasonable non-inflammatory definition of spanking is the
legitimate and
legal use of corporal (physical) punishment in the furtherance of
disciplined
behavior of a child by the parent or legal guardian of said child.
The form
and manner of such corporal punishment is widely left to the
discretion of
said parent or guardian and is fully within their legal rights and
prerogatives up to the point such actions violate the legal statutes.

There are those participants in the newsgroup who seek to use
inflammatory and
emotionalistic, hyperbolic, hysterical and misrepresentative terms
and
agenda-serving definitions which only cloud the issue and shut down
any
reasonable and meaningful discussion on the topic. Such should just
be pointed
out as such and then ignored as the intentional attempts at
disruption that
they are.


5) May spanking fetishists post on a.p.s.?

Anyone can post to an unmoderated newsgroup, as there is little that
can be
done to stop them, but since this is a parenting newsgroup, not a
fetish
newsgroup, such posts are usually ignored or looked upon with
disfavor.


6)Is "flaming" permitted on a.p.s.?

Since a.p.s. is unmoderated, posters are free to heap insults and
slanders on
whomever they wish. Remember you can be insulting and offensive even
if you use
only polite and diplomatic terminology and language. Profanity is
generally
frowned upon as unnecessarily vulgar.

In addition to the obvious division between posters who agree with
spanking and
posters who are against spanking, there is also a division between
posters who
desire a civil discourse and posters who desire a "flame war." In the
past
there have been "flamers" at times on both sides of the spanking
issue. There
are also those who seem to think they are not flaming when they are,
who do
not think they are being offensive when they are and who do not think
they are
being uncivil when they are. Their swaggering selfrighteousness and
holier-
than-thou arrogance will become readily apparent in short order.


7) What is a "killfile?"

A killfile is a simple feature of the software which you use to read
Usenet
newsgroups. When you place someone's address in your killfile, all of
their
notes will cease to appear on your screen. This is generally
considered to be
the Usenet equivalent of sticking one's fingers in one's ears and
humming.
The sole purpose of it is to perpetuate one's own ignorance. Whether
or not
you read someone else's posts they can still read yours and respond.


8) Are discussions about Child Protective Services on topic on
a.p.s.?

Absolutely! Since Children's Protective Services, by whatever local
name they
go by, deal with issues of child abuse and since several extreme
position
posters continue to claim that all spanking is child abuse, even that
which
is clearly legal in all fifty states of the union, the discussion of
CPS is
entirely on topic, because people should be entirely aware of what
exactly
they are doing and causing if they report someone to one of these
agencies.

Another newsgroup specifically about CPS is
alt.support.child-protective-
services, and posts can be made there as well, but since the world is
not as
ultracompartmentalized as some would wish it to be, such posts are
also on
topic in a.p.s.

Those who object most strenuously to posts in the newsgroup about CPS
are those
who tend to advocate or play apologist for those agencies and do not
wish the
general public to know the truth about these agencies.


9) Are binary (image) files appropriate for a.p.s.?

Binary files are heavily frowned on throughout Usenet, except in
newsgroups
expressly designed for the posting of binary files. Please do not
post binary
files to alt.parenting.spanking or other newsgroups without
"binaries" in their
names. Compared to the text messages which predominate in Usenet
newsgroups,
binary files typically take up much larger amounts of memory space
and
require more downloading time. Some readers of alt.parenting.spanking
pay for
the online time during which they download new messages to their
computers.
They will not be amused to discover that more than half of their
download
consisted of a binary file.


10) Are fictional stories appropriate for a.p.s.?

It is very unlikely that a fictional story of any sort will be
appropriate for
a.p.s. or widely appreciated by readers of a.p.s.
Alt.parenting.spanking is
devoted to discussion of how spanking impacts the lives of the
current
generation of non-fictional children. Unless your fictional story
somehow
relates in a clear and direct manner to real-life spankings of
real-life
children, it would be best posted elsewhere.

11) What is a "troll?"

In Usenet parlance, a "troll" is someone who posts notes on a
newsgroup
intending to provoke chaos from others while they skip out and leave
the
firestorm they created for the regular participants of the newsgroup
to deal
with. No one likes a troll, generally speaking.


12) How can I begin posting to a.p.s.?

The best way to read and post to a.p.s. is to use a Usenet
"newsreader" devoted
to the purpose. The "rn" newsreader is primitive but servicable. The
"tin"
newsreader is recommended. Ask your ISP about accessing Usenet to
find out what
is available for someone with your internet account. Also Netscape
and Outlook
have newsreader capabilities and are usually available on most PCs.

Alt.parenting.spanking may also be accessed from the world wide web
through
any number of newsgroup access sites such as Remarq, Google and
others. Some
charge for their services, and others do not.

13. Is "terrorism" an appropriate topic for a.p.s?

Of course, not. Those who continued to post on the topic of
terrorism
are spamming the group. They are showing that they have no respect
for
the participants of a.p.s!

Sorry, it IS a fit subject. There is considerable speculation based on
historical records that terrorist of the past were in fact spanked. We
know that some of the current were as well.


Doan....

is a thieving liar of others words, but then that's not hard to see.

It would not be plagerism if he would simply preface or endnote his
junk with admission that he is in fact mangling another's work. As
posted it might even rise to the level of illegality... as it could be
mistaken for Chris' own words, without that caveat by Droany.

Of course being the stupid little spanked out of him mind twit that
his is he'd have a pretty good defense in claiming insanity.

Kane