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pressure vs. coerce

Posted by muffled on January 18, 2007, at 11:09:00

In reply to Re: Not trying to upset you, posted by Happyflower on January 18, 2007, at 10:45:12

> This is why I think it would be best for Dr. Bob to address this as not to upset any deputies or posters.

**Yeah, this is a tough one.
Sorta the diff btwn. your friend saying I hate you, or waving a knife round saying I gonna do it if you don't do what I want.
I think its the degree of seriousness thats a issue here.
There's pressure, and then there's COERCION.

Main Entry: co·erce
1 : to restrain or dominate by force <religion in the past has tried to coerce the irreligious -- W. R. Inge>
2 : to compel to an act or choice <was coerced into agreeing>
3 : to achieve by force or threat <coerce compliance>
synonym see FORCE

(love that dictionary thing now I found it)

So mebbe if there's pressure, its a DNpressure.
If its coercion, then if there's been any warnings, then it should be considered the direct attack it is and receive a block.
(1 week of course, STILL don't beleive in the escalation business-too fast)

 

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