Re: The problem with the Ad-Hom rule on here?
Posted: Mon Oct 26, 2020 6:05 pm
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Can you - or anyone else - give links to any particular examples?Lurcher300b wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 10:48 am Been thinking about this. Now the subject seems to have moved to debating. The problem with the Ad-Hom rule on here (while it sounds like a good idea) is that it is easy to subvert. By answering the question but in a deliberately provocative and arsy fashion and repeating those posts to the point of annoyance, it becomes very hard to respond to those posts without triggering the ad-hom rule. Its a cunning debating technique, that makes use of the rules but generally is not (IMHO) in the interest of the forum.
I thought that's what I did, but sometimes it's difficult to separate the man and his words.
I found those posts quite amusing.Lurcher300b wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 11:32 amI refer you to the "its now 10:31 on monday" types posts in the parent thread.
And in the process was arguing with who? It was himself that brought up the matter of frequency, so he could then shoot it down.And they made a serious point in that the main frequency varies by - what 0.2%? Or something like that.
The point of the thread is a frank and open discussion. That will always give us the best chance to make a difference, imo.
That is - actually - a huge compliment.
What does it matter who he was arguing with?Lurcher300b wrote: ↑Mon Oct 26, 2020 6:18 pmAnd in the process was arguing with who? It was himself that brought up the matter of frequency, so he could then shoot it down.And they made a serious point in that the main frequency varies by - what 0.2%? Or something like that.
So, no.Your lenco is not voltage dependant. It's runs of 50 hertz. This doesn't fluctuate even though voltage deos.