[wg-c] Administrivia

[Eric Brunner <brunner@world.std.com>]

Thus far votes I've noticed are:
Pro text:
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Christopher Ambler      | B  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Eric Brunner	        | A,D,E	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Ian Penman	        |  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
J. William Semich       |  	| no	|	| YES	|	|
James Love		|	|	| NEW	| YES	|	|
John Charles Broomfield |  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Karl Auerbach		|  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Paul Garrin		| B  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Rick H. Wesson		|  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Roeland Meyer		| G	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Ross Wm. Rader		|  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|
Scott Pollard		|  	| no	|	| YES	|	|
Tony Linares		|	|	| NEW	| YES	|	|
William X. Walsh      	| B  	| yes	|	| YES	|	|

Con text:
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Philip Sheppard		|  	| no	|	| NO	|	|
Warwick Rothnie		|	|	| NEW	| NO	|	|

A Kendall Dawson appears to have subscribed to WG-C in the last 24 hours
and has sent a "YES" vote. I don't count it (in memory of the late, and
lamented Matt Hooker).

The humor of Philip Sheppard's sudden urgent honest activism of a
governance-by-generica position and his rediscovery that 6-10 is
oligopoly is this morning's gift to those who enjoy thinking things
through. Will Milt do the same???

Next Administrivia this evening.

Cheers,
Eric