Discussion Boards on Top of Yogananda Maxims
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Discussion Boards
- and how to build them.
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Contradictions can be
wholesome, especially if civic
Let us save the masses from the drug of sensationalism, trying to be fair and constructive.
Cult postings are subjected
to moderators and their weaknesses and madnesses, as the case may be
The discussion boards must be instructed to respect the rights and freedom of
others as they sometimes love their own. ¤
Muddy and defiled water may be an outcome of cowards more than indiscretion of individual posters
If some discussion boards want to make half truths or exaggerated truths
sensational they should make the real truth prominent and interesting too.
It is cowardly to attack a defenceless, forcibly-made-voiceless person. 
I believe . . . evil travels with the wind. [Yogananda seems not to have taught how it happens, though. TK]
Since even lousy boards can influence opinion-making they don't want to turn the
wrathful spotlights of public opinion on themselves.
Summary
- Contradictions can be wholesome, especially if civic.
- Cult postings are subjected to moderators and their weaknesses and madnesses, as the case may be. Think twice before you submit to fools.
- Muddy and defiled water [content] may be an outcome of cowardice and not just indiscretion of individual posters. Shared cowardice may make up and mark a cult.
Contradictions that are submitted to cultish discussion boards, may be in for a hard fate through common cowardice of cult board guys.
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