QUOTE(Dzonatas @ Wed 10th September 2008, 4:10pm)

Starting a new thread, so I don't derail other threads here.
My daughter was harassed on Wikipedia.
I stated she was treated with insolence. For some reason, people are finding excuses why they should ignore "insolence" as "harassment." This is a technicality that is bullshit to find an excuse to further ignore what has happened. I regard insolence as worse than harassment.
That's not what I said. I said that the word insolence does not mean what you think it means, it does not mean something worse than harassment, and you should not have used the word "insolence" as it has a strong connotation of meaning that the person accused of it is really right. Socrates, for example, was "insolent". The word is listed in the thesaurus as a synonym of "impudence" (another word meaning showing insufficient respect to those who supposedly deserve respect based on holding a position of power) and not as a synonym of "harassment". If it was harassment you should have called it harassment.
Hearing the word "insolence" people may have viewed it through this lens - it is so often used for unfair or unfounded complaints that people may not have looked at the merits, instead assuming this to be another instance of the same.
And when I try to explain how you failed to communicate and why things might have happened you accuse me of "making excuses"
But anyway, once again,
do you want to complain about the past or do you want to get something done in the present? - you're doing a terrible job of explaining the situation to those not familiar with it (I did not know until your previous post that a real name was involved, and I _still_ don't know what happened generally)
(posts related to this from the Taxwoman thread should probably be merged to this thread)
This post has been edited by Random832: Wed 10th September 2008, 4:20pm