Who cares, this is a waste of time. If so many people are against Estel old and 
new, there must be a reason.

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On Nov 14, 2012, at 11:36 AM, Marcin Mielniczuk <[email protected]> wrote:

> OK, but I didn't find anything bad in the first ten of the posts. But I need 
> to know the arguments of both sides: for which posts did Estel get 
> infractions?
> --
> Marcin
> 
> 
> 
> 2012/11/13 Craig Woodward <[email protected]>
> 
> ---- Marcin Mielniczuk <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Anyway, I don't have enough information to judge. If someone has different
> >info than Estel provided, I'd like to look at it.
> 
> Why don't you do this on your own?  Go to TMO and find ANY post by Estel.  
> You can then look up the user profile by clicking his name, and see *all* 
> posts (most recent first).  Just review the past dozen or so posts, and you 
> will see him being just as offensive and baselessly accusatory there as he 
> has been in this thread.  Spreading lies, swearing, saying people are 
> "brainless", or abusing their power, or doing things to "increase their ego". 
>  Meanwhile missing the enormous ego he himself has.  Like admitting to 
> breaking the rule about creating a second account to post, knowing the 
> consequences, because he felt "above the law" and somehow justified in doing 
> so.
> 
> Initially his little personal war was with just a few people, mainly those 
> who took issue with his tone and his twisting of facts to fit his own warped 
> perception of reality.  As people have begun to see how much he manipulates 
> the truth (or flat out lies), his list of those "in on the conspiracy" to 
> somehow "overthrow" him has grown to include all of Council, the Board, and 
> most of the respected and/or contributing community members.
> 
> Some of this may be culturally based.  Maybe it's ok in Poland to call 
> someone "brainless", while to say someone "rambles" is a huge insult.  
> Regardless, Estel has shown great disrespect for many in this community, to 
> the point of being blatantly hostile.  He's been warned countless times on 
> this, and each time responds with more vile and swearing, even attacking 
> those trying to speak up on his behalf at times.
> 
> I for one welcome a rest-bit from his constant whining and lies in the forum. 
>  This is a time where the community must focus on the much more important 
> task of transitioning to a self-maintained group.  Not having him being a 
> constant source of misdirection, false accusation, and incorrect information 
> presented as "truth" will be good for the community right now.
> 
> ---- Cosimo Kroll <[email protected]> wrote:
> >Estel did not leave council on his own purpose. He was politely asked to
> >leave because he ordered parts for his private CNC machine via councils
> >.org mail-address without asking the rest of the council.
> 
> This is incorrect.  You need to re-read the post you're referring too.  
> Understand, this is not to criticize you, or boost anyone else.  I simply 
> want to make sure that facts are presented correctly.
> 
> Estel was *not* asked to leave because of that incodent you site, which 
> occurred in the *first* week of our shared Council term.  The incodent was 
> dismissed as poor judgement and misunderstanding, being the first small issue 
> in a chain of growing incidents centered around Estel.  In retrospect it 
> shows how he operates and how he thinks:  From his point of view everything 
> is about what it can do FOR him, or what he can gain from it.  If it's not 
> about him, or usable by him, then it's against him.
> 
> For example, while on Council Estel moved to push for more power/control in 
> Council.  After leaving it, he quickly shifted to chastising those remaining, 
> and made several calls for Council to be dismantled.  While creating the 
> concept of the Board, Estel pushed to elevate Council into the position of 
> Board once it was formed.  After, he claimed Council was conspiring to do 
> just that, even as we publicly announced elections, opened nominations, and 
> had public review and change of proposed bylaws for months.  In short, if he 
> wasn't involved, it was corrupt.  And everyone in the corrupt group was 
> clearly doing exactly what *he* would do where he in their position, even if 
> there was proof to the contrary.
> 
> 
> In fact, Estel left of his own accord after feeling people were 
> "disrespectfully ignoring" him. This stemmed from the fact that after 
> demanding an answer to a TMO post during an IRC Council meeting, he was 
> denied an immediate reply.  Specifically, he demanded I reply to a question 
> he asked in a TMO thread about an hour before the meeting.  This is not the 
> first time he'd pulled such a thing, posting something just before a meeting 
> and demanding answers... And the topic was already warn thin to the point 
> that nobody wanted to discuss it again.  I told him I would reply in TMO 
> *after* the meeting, as not to disrupt the meeting.  The rest of those in the 
> meeting agreed when he tried to push the topic, and we moved on topic wise.  
> Before I was able to reply (before the meeting even ended, less than an 
> hour), he posted a multi-page rant to the TMO thread saying he was stepping 
> down because of how he was treated, and returned to the IRC meeting to 
> announce it and post a link to the article.  All of this is publicly logged 
> and available, FYI.
> 
> Ironically, he recently called others a host of negative names for *implying* 
> that they should perhaps step down because of the negativity he was stirring 
> up.  Saying that doing so made them unfit to be a leader...
> 
> 
> 
> Those are the facts.
> 
> 
> 
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