i should nominate grog. he used to put out some good posts. here's an example that made it into the newsletter:


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in fact:


//www.curezone.org/forums/s.asp?f=762&ob=d&c=2&t=150&m=Grog


you should nominate wrenn.

You may be quite right, MadArt (ist).

I would say that our beliefs may be hard-won, and certainly not written in stone. Tomorrow we may think better of most any idea we have today...and surely not a single one of us would harm a hair on another's head.

Simple modesty, I think, may keep even the brightest, quiet...just in case.

Each of us knows we are each in our own stage of development, and in our own ability to express what we think, clearly. Perhaps that knowledge is what keeps professionals speaking Latin.

Ya gotta admire those who write textbooks...standing up to be counted, the way they do.

You make an excellent point.

Perhaps we could have a panel of researchers, re-writers, to summarize and refine conclusions drawn here on CureZone, and include possible exceptions...and some way of public voting, "I tried that, and I agree...it worked for me."

Well, we can dream.

Fledgling

you are too sweet.

actually, the list can be helpful to new people at curezone to get a good cross section of the most reliable posts. if others have found them helpful, then still others may as well. i think there are many messages out there that should have an R rating that dont.

as for privacy, well that is not possible within the parameters of the knicknames, etc. some have found it too revealing in the past and deleted their posts. the continuum force should be on the list, but alas, he removed himself from curezone for the most part. too bad. he was an interesting guy.

also, this is another way to highlight some of the great past posts buried 4, 5, or 6 or more years deep. so much said today is a repeat of those as well. there are simply worse environments and politics and some newer "discoveries", but some things never change.

Of course - both of you are absolutely correct and bring great points forward.

Which brought a possible option: maybe the Webmaster can add selection to posters: "Allow cross posting? Y/N"

This would satisfy people that want some of their posts to remain on just their own playground.

Though as we all know, links can be pasted anywhere for reference anyway.

I for one think that once published, the material should be avaliable to all those seeking answers. But yes - Continuum Force, Chiron and quite a few others chose to opt out as soon a the "MOSAIC" was created, which prompted my query.

As for me, I continuously need to refer to old posts as my brain has not had the luxury of any upgrades, and thus hold only very little on its own!

As a matter of fact, these were my thoughts then...


//www.curezone.org/forums/fm.asp?i=734537#i


Whatever the final decision I'm sure it will be of great benefit to all, many of whom may not have ever heard of Owen, Lapis or many of the other bright spirits that travel (ed) the CZU grounds...

Thanks for working toward organizing material in more productive ways...

MadArt (ist)

MadArt (ist),

It's a kaleidoscope, isn't it?! ...Partly because we are so varied in our points-of-view.

For me, it really wouldn't matter if I had many 'numbers' to hide my identity...my 'style', and preferences, would always be recognizable...to anyone who gave a toot, pro or con.

Too 'sweet'? Not really. Just exercising my 'old-fashioned' muscle. If I don't write in the 'old' style, who will?

Besides, I was there. Lots of good stuff to remember.

Funny thing, that's what formed my life, the 'old' stuff...it led me directly to where I am today...maybe all of us.

I think I rely heavily on the 'Law of Attraction', from long before it was 'passed' ( :D ), that we will all be drawn toward the information we need...or we won't, yet.

I saw a program on elderly criminals in prison. It's strange that few of them, if any, seemed to be a threat any longer. That seems to indicate either that they all got their 'smarts' at similar ages in their lives, or that they have all forgotten their reasons for anti-social behavior.

Whatever way we 'organize' ourselves, maybe we will always do the best we can with whatever is at hand.

In the case of human beings, our best is considerable.

I always enjoy your posts, and learn from them. Thank you so much.

F.