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Granted, it was a bit of an ass thing to do (to be fair, his boasts and lies were so terrible...it was somewhat astonishing) - On the other hand, don't I own the message as much as he does? Again, message board messaging... let's not take it too seriously, friends.

(1) I've gone and edited my part. Because, like I said, I'm not that much of an ass. (2) Yes, I'm well aware of that. But you'll have to sue me in my jurisdiction in this case. And finally, your definition of slander fits neither. Wait... did you mean to say that what you wrote about Jean...

I don't believe in deleting things i've (or anyone) have written. But I'll make this one exception since (1) I'm not that much of an ass, and (2) I don't want to unfairly taint your school of economics when people inevitably start to google 'morganist' in swarms. I think it's clear as day...

Sigh. First, you are completely off as to what slander even means. Second, if you care to sue me for 'slander', note you'll have to sue me in the US jurisdiction (and, as ET is based in the US, this is the forum we'll have to litigate in... forum as in legal forum, not a message board). Also...

First, that's not what slander means. Further, under US law, the truth is absolute defensive to libel; You did indeed say everything I said you said. Second, there's nothing in confidence. ET rules (as spelled in the conduct) do not seem to say that personal messages are forbidden to be...

I don't see anything in the conduct rules. And yes, I have posted a thread in feedback requesting baron to clarify how whether it's kosher for a moderate to delete a post critical of that moderator. Dude, ease up. This is a message board for god's sake. There's no confidentiality when it...

There's nothing public about that PM. There was no personal information. It's just your view. Your view is damaging - but you shouldn't be shielded from that. PMs are not privileged. There's no implied confidentiality when you send me a message. It's been posted before.

Baron/Joe Morganist appeared to have deleted my post in his book thread that was rather critical of his views (and given what he has said, quite rightly critical of his character). This doesn't seem ethically kosher, does it? Should the views of a moderator (on matters that have nothing to...

Morganist - resorting to deleting my post I see - that really shows what kind of character you are

Okay - then just say so. No need to hide behind a 'web designer.' Who reviewed it? What did they say?

Or just email it to me....

Could you make sure you write it with words, not web designs, please?

Huh? What web designer? Don't you have a manuscript? In a .doc or .pdf (or .txt for all I care) file? Anyway, my offer is indeed sincere. If you want to reject on it on the ground that you don't want your book reviewed by someone who might disagree on sound grounds, then man up and say so...

Do you like aggregate supply too? I enjoy aggregate supply, but don't really enjoy aggregate demand as much.

So you didn't 'invent' it? Also, I don't think this paper is about what you are thinking about (it's not about controlling anything; it has to do with natural (or lack of) rate of unemployment; and yes, I've read it before). Now, dodging my offer? Why?

It's something morganist came up with (or 'invented', as he likes to say). From everything he's said, it sounds like some sort of central planning via the demand side with rather confusing mechanism for implementation. Somehow, it's also worth a lot of money (again, according to him). It...

I do like to read... and would like to know what aggregate demand control is.

Not even acknowledging my (actually sincere) offer?

This means the 'think thank is clearly silly. You lost credibility here. Look, we've crossed swords before. But, as an institutional macro trader with formal trading in economics, I'm willing to give it an honest read and write a review (while I may not agree with it, I can guarantee to be...

Isn't this just market segmentation, clientelle effect, and liquidity premium? That is, the ebay market is no where as near as deep as the spot market (go try sell/buy $100MM of silver on ebay); It's entirely incorrect to imply that ebay prices are 'fair prices.' In fact, it's far more...