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[council] Re: [ga] Wanton Refusal of Names Council
Just a question:
Can't these issues be solved among Chairpeople+Secretariat without needing
public proclaims on a public list? What is the real purpose of this post?
Moreover, it seems to me that everything is being originated by a
misunderstanding, as the request is to still let the message through
[ga-abuse], but block it on [ga], which should not have additional policy
decisions by the GA. Hence a polite private exchange could solve it.
Incidentally, we created specialized lists to limit the general traffic on
the GA main list. To increase the traffic on the main list with messages
that should stay private is going in the opposite direction.
Regards
Roberto
(P.S.: what on earth means "Wanton"?)
>From: "Patrick Corliss" <patrick@quad.net.au>
>To: "Philip Sheppard" <philip.sheppard@aim.be>
>CC: "Names Council" <council@dnso.org>, "Danny Younger"
><webmaster@babybows.com>, "Elisabeth Porteneuve"
><Elisabeth.Porteneuve@cetp.ipsl.fr>, "[ga]" <ga@dnso.org>
>Subject: [ga] Wanton Refusal of Names Council
>Date: Wed, 4 Jul 2001 07:59:27 +1000
>
>Dear Philip
>
>I am utterly dismayed by the wanton refusal of Elisabeth Porteneuve on
>numerous occasions, with any feeble justification she can think of, to
>refuse outright and point blank, any reasonable request made by the
>representatives of the General Assembly.
>
>And, despite your personal promise to me to the contrary, you have
>supported
>her at every turn. Here is another example. Not only that you are quite
>wrong in your assessment. It also proves my point, which Ken Stubbs,
>denied, about lack of co-operation from the Names Council.
>
>It is a very simple task to prohibit cross posting between lists. Even
>Elisabeth will tell you that herself.
>
> > The DNSO secretariat has rightly declined to date to act upon this
>request
> > because it is in effect a POLICY issue. We would be adding a filter to
>the
> > GA abuse list.
>
>In relation to a cross-posting between [ga-abuse] and another list, you can
>set the filters so they reject the [ga-abuse] post, reject the *other* post
>OR reject both posts.
>
>To give both you and Elisabeth the benefit of failing to understand my
>communication, please ask Elisabeth to set the filters so that it rejects
>the OTHER post. That would be wiuthin you so-called *policy* restrictions
>as it would not reject the [ga-abuse] post.
>
>Otherwise please unsubscribe me from the GA-ABUSE list.
>Then we'll just write to each other privately. Without archives.
>
>I cannot understand why the DNSO Secretariate shouldn't treat us like the
>CLIENT with some sort of service level agreement for mailing lists and
>websites.
>
>Sheesh !!!
>
>Best regards
>Patrick Corliss
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Philip Sheppard <philip.sheppard@aim.be>
>To: Patrick GA Alt Chair <patrick@quad.net.au>; Danny Younger GA chair
><webmaster@myprayersite.org>
>Cc: Elisabeth DNSO Sec <Elisabeth.Porteneuve@cetp.ipsl.fr>; NC (list)
><council@dnso.org>
>Sent: Monday, July 02, 2001 6:31 PM
>Subject: GA abuse
>
>
> > Danny and Patrick,
> > Patrick has asked me to intervene in a request (originally made by
>Patrick)
> > to the DNSO secretariat to set up an automated stop to cross posting to
>the
> > GA abuse list. The reason for this is that you are obliged to act upon
>input
> > to this list and it is tedious to look at mail that should not be on the
>GA
> > abuse list. I entirely sympathise.
> >
> > The DNSO secretariat has rightly declined to date to act upon this
>request
> > because it is in effect a POLICY issue. We would be adding a filter to
>the
> > GA abuse list.
> >
> > The DNSO Secretariat can introduce a stop to cross posting but first you
> > need to seek agreement within the GA and get a mandate to do so.
> >
> > Philip
> > NC Chair
>
>
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