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Subject: Re: Moderator nominations.

Author: Bruce Moreland

Date: 14:39:54 09/06/01

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On September 06, 2001 at 14:31:30, Robert Hyatt wrote:

>On September 06, 2001 at 13:34:45, Mark Young wrote:
>
>>On September 06, 2001 at 13:06:14, Robert Hyatt wrote:
>>
>>>I have now received enough emails that a response here seems to be
>>>reasonable.
>>>
>>>I do not want to be a moderator for the next "term".  Not because I
>>>don't want to be involved, but rather, because I believe it is important
>>>to have a bit of variety in the moderators for lots of reasons.  It is not
>>>always easy, it is not always hard.  But it does take _some_ time to do
>>>things properly.  I think that more should have a chance to see how difficult
>>>it can be at times.
>>>
>>>I will certainly be happy to run for the _next_ election, if someone wants
>>>to nomimate me.  And I will be happy to serve if enough vote for me to make
>>>that happen.  But two consecutive terms is enough for the moment.  There are
>>>_plenty_ of people here that can do as well or better than I have done.  They
>>>should get the opportunity (if it can be called that).  :)
>>>
>>>Bob
>>
>>Things seem to run the smoothest when the old guard are the moderators, I hope
>>Bruce will run.
>
>
>I think he has gone on record with the same idea as I gave.  IE not this time.
>
>But I am not certain...

I'm not going to do it.  In fact, I'm going to try to not do it again for a
really long time.

I would like to see someone who has done it before, and who is sane, like Pete
McKenzie, plus two people who have never done it.

People who read and post a lot should volunteer to do this.  It's not that bad
as long as you don't insist that everything be done after a vote.

bruce



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