I, for one, have found the evolution-creation exchange interesting,
educational, and appropriate for Tweeters. "...this poison...", etc. are
value judgments, and I do not favor any form of censorship (or banning)
of Tweeter contributors (on either side of this or any other relevant
issue) for their participation in our forum. To be informed does not mean
one has to agree. There are a lot of things I know about that I do not
happen to agree with.......but we should all try to understand what the
concept of evolution (and the nature of science) is and is not. That's
what basic education is all about.

Roger Olstad

On Tue, 10 Nov 1998, Andrew McClelland wrote:

> I am dropping my subscription to TWEETERS because of the inability of
> people to get along and be civil no matter what the subject. I believe
> certain people should be banned at least one year or perhaps permanently
> due to their intent to be obnoxious, unkind and rude. When will those who
> are supposedly in control figure out that there are some who are making
> TWEETERS their personal forum to dish out their venom. I don't have to
> bring this poison into my home.
>
> Andy McClelland
> Walla Walla
>