Here: "The right to discuss if for everyone". You are claiming that everyone has right to use this forum. Correct? But "right to do X" means that if you want to do X and Y is standing on your way, this Y should be punished. Correct? Specifically, "everybody has right to write on bitcointalk" means that if owner of bitcointalk, i.e. Theymos would ban somebody from his forum, he should be punished by authorities. Probably, you just never thought that positive rights (i.e. rights that somebody have to pay for) are not compatible with private property rights, but are compatible with socialism & communism. That's why I've suggested that you don't realize how totalitarian are your views.
Congratulations for the worst misinterpretation that I've ever seen on a forum. I'm feeling very stupid now, because I couldn't realize how talking about the openness nature of a forum would let someone to a conclusion about totalitarianism.
I talked about rights, not unlimited rights. Also with rights you have some obligations, every forum on the internet has its own rules.
So you
are ignoring some people! Isn't it arrogant? What name would Arturo Frondizi call you for doing it?
Status-filtering option I was suggesting is an ignore button too, it just doing many ignores at once.
You need to troll very hard to I do this. Like someone who created a topic claiming Satoshi was moving his coins and providing a Coindesk's fake link.
Currently I have just 5 ignored accounts, and they are:
2 Hero Members
1 Senior
1 Full
1 Junior
So, the problem definitely isn't newbies.
The crime comes from you, claiming people just for being newbies, should be ignored.
More exactly, put to a separate 'newbie' thread. BTW, I din't claim that you've committed a crime. "Thought-crime" is a term from Orwell's "1984" - description of a fictional totalitarian society, where "wrong" thoughts are capital crimes, just like you consider elitism (real or imaginary) being an almost crime.
You are defending some type of practice, a hostile practice, by the way.
Really? You open a topic claiming to restrict the people to post and to turn to turn the forum a "circle of commons" and now I'm a totalitarian?
That's right. You are.
Because you don't accept right of association. You may not heard of it, but it's a major human right. This right means: dealing with other people is voluntary, from both sides. That is that people should have right to choose whom to deal with
and whom not to. You should not have right to force yourself on others, just like they should not have right to force themselves on you. Friendship, marriage, job, trade, conversation - all this should be strictly voluntary. If you don't like me, you should not be forced to talk with me, or marry me
, or hire me. I should not have right to go to your home or your forum against your will. It's your major right. You don't need to make an excuses and explanations for it. "I don't want to deal with him" must be enough. I may not like it, I may call you snoobish and le debile, but if I'll try to force mycelf in, I should be punished by authorities.
If you don't agree with it, then yes, you have a totalitarian mindset.
Going to a forum is voluntary too. What is clear to me is if you don't want a forum with newbies, you don't want a forum at all. You would stay better at a private mail list or something like that. Also, you are fogetting everybody here was a newbie one day. So, this type of hostility isn't good, specially if you are interested in promoting Bitcoin.