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08-29-2011

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Originally Posted by Neo

FWIW, Here is a forum blog post from Oct 2010, We Run a Tight, but Very Effective, Ship.

I appreciate your tight ship very much, Neo. I like this forum. And I suppose you are tiring of this part of the discussion.

But the particular statement that was deleted above was in no way a violation your tight ship policy. It did not in any way disrespect, disparage or trample the rights of anyone else. Also, the deletion violates this paragraph that you quoted above:

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Running a tight ship means true freedom. Everyone is free to post and not be bullied, as long as they show respect to the rest of the community and follow a few simple guidelines. In order to have freedom, the rights of the individual to express themselves must not be compromised, as long as the person expressing themselves does not infringe upon the rights of others.

I'm not advocating purely religious discussions here, but all topics of discussion bump into religion. I know some people get vicious when anything of a remotely religious nature is mentioned. But it is their comments that should be deleted, not the good.

I encourage you to run a good and fair tight ship, not a mean tight ship.

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name-client-2

NAME-CLIENT-2(1)						  [FIXME: manual]						  NAME-CLIENT-2(1)

NAME

       name-client-2 - CORBA Naming Service client

SYNOPSIS

       name-client-2 [root] [[bind] | [rebind] | [bind_context] | [rebind_context]] [name] [object-id]

       name-client-2 [root] [[resolve] | [unbind] | [bind_new_context] | [list] | [destroy]] [name]

       name-client-2 [root] [new_context]

DESCRIPTION

       name-client-2 is used to query or control a CORBA Name Service, such as the orbit-name-server-2.

OPTIONS

       name-client-2 accepts the following arguments:

	   Binds or rebinds an object or naming context to name.

	   Resolves, unbinds, lists, or destroys name or binds name to a new context.

	   Creates a new naming context and writes its IOR to standard output.

       Components of name are delimited by / (slash).

       id and kind of those components are delimited by .  (dot).

       root denotes the IOR of the root naming context, it is either:

       o   the IOR itself

       o   --stdin: the IOR is read from stdin.

       o   --gnome: the GNOME Name Server is used.

       object-id is the IOR of an object.

FILES

       On startup, name-client-2 tries to read the files /etc/orbitrc and $HOME/.orbitrc. The format of these files is not yet documented in
       Debian.

SEE ALSO

       ORBit2 web pages: GNOME[1], SourceForge[2]

AUTHORS

       This manual was written by W. Borgert for Debian GNU/Linux.

AUTHOR

       W. Borgert <debacle@debian.org>
	   Author.

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2003 W. Borgert

NOTES

	1. GNOME
	   http://www.gnome.org/projects/ORBit2/

	2. SourceForge
	   http://orbit-resource.sourceforge.net/

[FIXME: source] 						    2003-12-12							  NAME-CLIENT-2(1)