[anti-abuse-wg] Definition of Abuse

On Thu, 18 Aug 2016 02:53:19 -0700
"Ronald F. Guilmette" <rfg at tristatelogic.com> wrote:
> ox <andre at ox.co.za> wrote:
> >Okay, just to be clear and precise: You agree that the definition of
> >abuse is:
> >"The non sanctioned use of a resource to infringe upon the usage
> >rights of another resource"
> 
> You're not hearing me.
> The answer is "No, I neither agree nor disagree with your formulation
<snip>

I am hearing you loud and clear.

You have nothing to say.

But yet, you do have a lot to say, about nothing except that anything
can mean anything or maybe it can mean something when it could mean
something else and the definition of abuse could also mean that there is
a cat in a tree and a donkey in the paddock. 

> You're trying to get everyone to agree to a set of words strung
> together to form a sentence, even though nobody, including you, even

You continue to be quite rude, previously you directly questioned my 
technical abilities, now you are questioning my comprehension of words 
in the English language? 

English is my THIRD language, so I am clearly at a major disadvantage 
to yourself. Then, my fathers family is originally Dutch, so maybe
English is even my fourth language (or sixth, coming to think of it as
my mother was Wannenburg, rest her soul, was a German. - So, yes, I
guess you are right! Between Afrikaans, Zulu, Dutch, French and German
and then English, I guess I am not English that much...

And yes, I am a mix of Dutch and German, who speaks Afrikaans and Zulu
(and speak, write and read all the other languages as well, quite
proficiently, I used to think - now not so sure anymore...)

I am sure the English language speakers and writers will help me out
if or when something is lost in translation or seems off or even weird?

Furthermore, I am sure there are many people on this list that do not 
speak English at home, or not even as a second language.

All that said, it is still perfectly clear whom does not understand what.

Moving forward: - I will start a new thread, which defines the terms in
the definition.

Andre