SD> I'd dare to venture that from P4's point of view, a policy dispute would SD> have been that someone pulling too much bandwidth from an uplink to SD> carry what was then an excessive amount of echomail. I don't think that SD> would apply for a majority of users in Z1. I could see issues in other SD> zones that don't have "unlimited" telecommunications access for cheap.
Your reasoning is as good as mine, but neither has been tested really.
My take on it is that policy complaints on echomail matters can be invoked by a moderator if nicely asking, and after that not so nicely asking (followed by the 'Italian Victory Salute' aka 'the george bush sign' probably) doesn't work when moderating where-after said moderator could become annoyed enough to seek help and file a formal complaint, not on content, but on the technical ground of being prevented from performing his/her moderator job.
At that point a minor technicality comes into play ... "what determines who the moderator is?" ... and there's no uniform way of defining it between the zones...
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