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On Sat, 2010-12-18 at 20:58 +1100, Nick Brown wrote:
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On 18/12/10 7:48 PM, Ben McGinnes wrote:
> It's less about reading it than it is about making sure the information
> is readily available from the outset
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Seriously, why is this discussion still ongoing? You are all making
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last time I checked, this is STILL some form of discussion list, unless that was changed too and I missed it<BR>
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mountains out of mole hills. The changes to the charter were clearly
driven by recent discussions, not new users causing issues.
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That is irrelevant, the changes will apply to new, existing, and original members, until a new board is in place and decides to repeal them. It was recently demonstrated that members don't know the charter, even though it is, and has been mailed out to every member of the list every month.<BR>
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I can also assure you that regardless of what the charter says, if a
journalist thinks something is juicy enough they are going to run with
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Absolutely correct.<BR>
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Merry Christmas<BR>
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