[Todos] Re: [Alumnos] Los subsidios de la investigacion (8)

Mar Jun 16 09:59:44 ART 2009

Creo que los servicios, como la cuenta de mail de nuestra facultad,
tendrían que tener un "Términos de Uso" al cual haya que suscribir para
usarlo. Es verdad que por muchos años, nuestra incipiente democracia no
pudo tolerar ninguna actitud que se acerque a la censura. Pero a medida
que nuestra democracia madura, llega el momento de poder diferencia el
tipo de censura antidemocrática o política de aquella que permite el
mantenimiento del respeto en la comunidad y del enfasis en el rechazo de
todo tipo de discriminación. Creo que como universidad, nos podemos dar el
lujo de avanzar en el tema.

Si removerle la cuenta de mail a alguien implica todavía un problema que
amenaza la actitud democrática de nuestra facultad, entonces tenemos que
hacer un esfuerzo aún mayor para que algo tan pequeño no destruya lo que
tanto nos costó.

Dejo algunos ejemplos, buscados apresuradamente en Google, sobre Términos
de Uso en cuenta de Princeton y del MIT. Están en inglés.

Y remarco el último parrafo de una de ellas:

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>>
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: <fvicent en dm.uba.ar>
>> Sent: Friday, June 12, 2009 5:24 PM
>> Subject: [Alumnos] Los subsidios de la investigacion (8)
>>
>> .....
>> ----- Original Message -----
>> From: Fabio Vicentini
>> To: Hugo Scolnik
>> Cc: jaliaga en de.fcen.uba.ar ; Hernan Solari ; saguiere en ssdnet.com.ar
>> Sent: Saturday, June 06, 2009 3:30 PM
>> Subject: Re: Fw: [Docentes] Los subsidios de la investigacion (2)
>> .........
>>
>> Volviendo a tu inclinacion por destacar los shortcomings de tus enemigos
>> debo admitir tu sugerencia de que yo sea antisemita. En efecto, se debe
>> a
>> que mi papa era fascista y mi mama decía que Mussolini era buono perche
>> los trenes en Italia cumplian los horarios. Asi resultó que a mi no me
>> gustan los judíos aunque confieso que hay ALGO en las judias que me
>> atrae.
>>
>
> Como a muchos nazis durante la seguda guerra mundial. Sinceramente ya me
> estoy cansando de "la impunidad de las canas", por la que los
> ex-dictadores
> gozan (en el mejor de los casos) de arresto domiciliario, idem Erich
> Priebke
> (ese tambien era un idolo de su padre?) y usted puede insultar
> gratuitamente
> a gentre honesta que trabaja por una facultad mejor, y haciendo apologia
> del
> fascismo y el nazismo. Sinceramente, me alegro que alguien con una etica
> como la suya no haya sido honrado con un cargo de Profesor Consulto, mas
> alla de la discusion sobre sus contribuciones academicas o falta de.
> Y si no lo mando menos finamente a "quel bel paese", es por respeto al
> resto
> de los integrantes de estas listas...
> Saludos cordiales al resto
>
> Flavia
>
>
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