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It's time to change the rules in Prophead

Prophead needs to be moderated like the cable asylum, only more strongly.

People who don't accept well done DBT's absolutely should not be allowed to post.

Claims about the sampling theorem allowing distortion at high frequencies (under fs/2 for baseband sampling) ought to be moved to outside. People who persist in saying silly things like that ought to be banned from posting.

Claims that dithering "masks" distortion rather than eliminating it oght to be moved to outside. People who persist in this should be banned from posting in this forum.

People who claim that the noise floor of a properly executed digital capture behave differently than an analog signal with the same noise floor should have their compost shuffled away to the "anti-digital" forum. People who persist in this should be banned from posting.

The outright woowoo types (see www.randi.org for what a woowoo is) have their home in the cable asylum, where their unsupported observations are king.

Since they won't have the courtesy to be quiet and allow prophead to function, even as the ghetto they intend it to be, let's see them banned from posting here. Unfortunately, there's no way to require them to read "here". Much like most sensible people avoid the cable asylum and its slanted, dishonest, glory-hogging moderation, the woowoo's can avoid this asylum, instead of the present stalking, insulting, and interference in real discussions.

It's time.

Greene, Banquer, Eddy, Geddes, myself, etc, deserve their own forum, and one where it's not the in thing to lie wholeheartedly about what they've said, done, who they are, what they want, etc.

It's time that some kind of equity is restored.


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Topic - It's time to change the rules in Prophead - Silver Eared John 11:38:51 12/14/05 (216)


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