I’d hope that if some random person walked up to their dorm and said something anti-social along the lines of: > “Hi. Someone on campus is saying that Senior H

I’d hope that if some random person walked up to their dorm and said something anti-social along the lines of: > “Hi. Someone on campus is saying that Senior House used to burn kittens in the furnace. Is this true?” You’d indeed get an adequately anti-social response. If you were to follow it up with: > “Past experience tells me that someone at FSF/Gnu sends me back an email either full of relevant information, or with relevant and helpful links where I can read valuable information.” I would hope that you’d get an increasingly anti-social response. Why would you think that some 21 year old seniors, let alone anyone over the age of 14, feel the obligation to respond to random bystanders’ questions of lore? For the FSF it’s an academic mission they’re trying to bring into the world and spread. I’d say that doesn’t appear to be the case with Senior House (and that’s OK).