Tolerance and Censorship was:Re: [ga] Message from the Chair

[James Touton <jim.touton@netzero.net>]

William and all DNSO'ers,

  I am sure many here would like to see you removed.  I think this would
be improper and an example of SELECTIVE CENSORSHIP.  Tolerance
is a virtue few people have in abundance.  I for one do for such disruptive
behaviors such as yours William.  I have NO tolerance for CENSORSHIP!

William X. Walsh wrote:

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> On 26-Jan-2000 Alex Kamantauskas wrote:
> >> On 25-Jan-2000 Ellen Rony wrote:
> >>> And that raises the question of how we respond to messages if I am
> >>> reading the unfiltered version and you are not.  All headers would have
> >>> to read ga-unfiltered@dnso.org, would they not?  Now there's a  reason
> >>> to give the shorter name to the all-inclusive version.
> >>
> >> You respond to the GA@dnso.org list, clear and simple, always.
> >>
> >> The people who can only be seen on the filtered list have given up their
> >> right to participate for a period of time by not acting with the rules
> >> for proper behavior.
> >
> >  Or because there position differs from that of the SAA?  I would like
> >  some form of guarantee that *only* the disruptors are removed...
>
> That is where the transparency of the process comes into play.  All removals
> are documented publicly, and subject to review and discussion.
>
> - --
> William X. Walsh <william@dso.net>
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James Touton
Legal and Policy Advisory Council,
INEGRoup (Stakeholder)

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