Post by George Ortega on Nov 9, 2014 22:19:48 GMT
Hi Everyone,
Welcome to George and Chandler's Free Will Exploration Forum. Feel free to join Chandler and me in our discussions and debates, but understand that posts must be no longer than two sentences While you're free to join any and all of our discussions, only one post at a time is allowed per thread, until the thread is extended by another participant,(that's what I mean by no multiposting).
Exceptions:
1) You may post more than one message at a time, one immediately after the other, if you're addressing separate statements by different previous members.
2) Quoting a previous post is allowed, and is not counted as a separate sentence.
3) Use of semi-colon double sentences is allowed, within reason.
4) You can post using more than two sentences if you're starting a new thread, but even then, lean toward the concise.
The author of any post longer than two sentences will first be notified by the Admin, or the post will be removed, at the Admin's discretion. (I'll try to contact you first).
Why this rule?
Anyone who has followed, or taken part in, free will discussions knows that all too often participants (especially free will-defenders) will resort to extended, overlong, assertions and explanations, presumably under the mistaken notion that additional words will somehow strengthen their argument. Much more often than not, this type of obfuscation and "filibustering" only confuses, or diverts, the discussion.
I hope you enjoy taking part in the explorations.
Determinedly,
George
Welcome to George and Chandler's Free Will Exploration Forum. Feel free to join Chandler and me in our discussions and debates, but understand that posts must be no longer than two sentences While you're free to join any and all of our discussions, only one post at a time is allowed per thread, until the thread is extended by another participant,(that's what I mean by no multiposting).
Exceptions:
1) You may post more than one message at a time, one immediately after the other, if you're addressing separate statements by different previous members.
2) Quoting a previous post is allowed, and is not counted as a separate sentence.
3) Use of semi-colon double sentences is allowed, within reason.
4) You can post using more than two sentences if you're starting a new thread, but even then, lean toward the concise.
The author of any post longer than two sentences will first be notified by the Admin, or the post will be removed, at the Admin's discretion. (I'll try to contact you first).
Why this rule?
Anyone who has followed, or taken part in, free will discussions knows that all too often participants (especially free will-defenders) will resort to extended, overlong, assertions and explanations, presumably under the mistaken notion that additional words will somehow strengthen their argument. Much more often than not, this type of obfuscation and "filibustering" only confuses, or diverts, the discussion.
I hope you enjoy taking part in the explorations.
Determinedly,
George
