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Subject: Re: Participation yes, Votes no.

Author: Fernando Villegas

Date: 15:35:16 03/21/98

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On March 21, 1998 at 16:05:16, Christophe Theron wrote:

>On March 20, 1998 at 19:15:37, Fernando Villegas wrote:
>
>>Dear Steve:
>>I know that this goes against the correct, actual, discourse, the
>>democratic hoopla that seems to think that anything can be wrong if a
>>lot of people vote for this or that according to questions or candidates
>>or alternatives. And that's fine in the area of political issues
>>concerning a whole society, but not here. The essence of tbeing part of
>>this kind of group is NOT TO BE SILENT, inasmuch as nobody forbid
>>personal expressions if they are decently worded. Just as in a society
>>only citizens has a right to vote, here, in this group, only those that
>>gives his opinions are real citizens and has a right to anything. And
>>this is not "elitism"; anybody is in capacity to say what he thinks,
>>anybody becomes automatically a member of this little society provided
>>he say something. Maybe an humble member, perhaps, as myself, with not
>>too much to say really fruitfull, but a member. Here to say is to vote
>>and to stay silent is not to be here as a real member, but only as an
>>observer.
>>Then, gto give the so called silent members an opportunity to influence
>>the course or shape of CCC in any way is so absurd as to give people
>>from Russia the right to vote about the budget in Arizona. It will
>>happens that precisely those that does not give nothing because lack of
>>interest, lack of ideas or lack of bowells to face criticism will, in
>>the end, handle by sheernumerical weight the destiny of thiis site.
>>No Steve, it seems a good idea but is not a logical one and what is not
>>logical is not good and has not the righ to be. So confusio said.... :-)
>>fernando
>
>Voting is a great idea. If I could vote, I would just vote against your
>post. :)
>
>
>    Christophe
 Once again you make of brevity a kind of argument in itself. Let
epigrams to the people that work doing calendars.



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