Addressing specific comments below:
Gregg Morris, editor of the WORD and this site.
Colleague Shore’s Original Request Can Be Found Here
“It is simply not right and fair in a world of a market place of ideas that you are able to take ongoing potshots at the FM faculty on your blog without anyone, including the faculty, being able to reply.”
I don’t take potshots. I expose debauchery and sleaze. And there are lots of ways for Colleagues to reply, and they have, such as, for example, the mobbing sessions at faculty meetings, which I’ve described in previous posts. Your subterfuge is typically insulting. What you are really whining about is this: You and others like you feel you no longer have the edge. And it’s true. You don’t.
“I wont even go into all the various attacks – without any evidence- you direct at a number of us.
More subterfuge. I can corroborate every syllable and absolutely don’t consider any of my writings attacks. They are rebuttals, rejoinders and responses to the realities of D:F/M. That goes for the complaints I’ve filed. But I can understand the paranoia worrying about me mounting an attack.
None of us have blogs like you attached to a “college online newspaper” which attack you.
Stop the sniveling, whining. Start your own blog. Pass this info onto our other Colleagues. You folks fester better in the shadows and not in the open, not in the light of day.
For you to use your blog for ongoing attacks on colleagues with numerous undocumented accusations, without allowing a right of reply is nothing other than a type of bullying.
You’re venturing into cyberspace. There be monsters here. Too Much Johnny and Jack warp brain cells of folks a lot more sober than you. Stay with Hunter-L* and fm-l* were it’s safe, relatively (at least for now).
*Hunter-L is a listserv of the College that has been corrupted by censorship; *fm-l is a D:F/M listserv that has fallen on hard times.
D:F/M Colleagues, including some who have retired. A new logo is in the works.
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