Author: Dave Gomboc
Date: 20:44:46 06/08/99
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On June 08, 1999 at 23:26:09, Robert Hyatt wrote: >On June 08, 1999 at 17:37:01, Will Singleton wrote: > [snip] >>When we were elected, we spent a week or so working out a method of moderation. >>After some negotiation, this was eventually written out and agreed to. Some of >>us may have supported certain items more than others, but the document was >>accepted by all. And it included the provision to disallow discussions of >>deleted messages. >> > >and _that_ is a problem. You were _not_ elected to set rules. You _were_ >elected to _enforce_ the existing rules. And nowhere do the existing rules >say "if you disagree with a moderator's deletion policy, this can not be >discussed herein." > >If we want such a rule, I'd think the group could decide that as a whole. > >That is why the US Government has a legislative branch separate from the >judicial and executive branches. Because you can't both write the laws, >interpret them, and then enforce them. We know what that is called. And >it is not spelled 'democracy'... Will campaigned with this issue. It wasn't something made up after he was elected. By following through on a campaign promise he is doing far better than most elected representatives. :-) Dave
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