Ross,
On 30 January 2012 15:57, Ross Gardler <rgard...@opendirective.com> wrote: > On 30 January 2012 19:45, TJ Frazier <tjfraz...@cfl.rr.com> wrote: >> On 1/30/2012 14:22, Louis Suárez-Potts wrote: > > ... > >>>> What specific things are being asked of you? >>> >>> >>> To remove a specific email message posted to a public list >>> (documentation) by mistake. >> >> >> If the message is on one of the two documentation ML's (author or dev >> @doc.oo.o) I can remove it, or at least the SYMPA page says I can. >> You or the user can mail me at tjfraz...@openoffice.org, or bring the matter >> to this list (ooo-dev). I need sender and date. > > The ASF has a policy of *not* removing mails in the majority of cases. > It simply is not possible to do so since our mailing lists are > archived all over the place. See > http://www.apache.org/foundation/public-archives.html > > ... > >>>> Why aren't they being brought to the list (either details, or at least an >>>> overview of what this work is about)? >>> >>> >>> Because the person wanting the removal, I presume, did not know about >>> the new changes. I have no problem explaining things--have--but I'm >>> simply laying out the facts. >>>> > > The point is that you are not a contact point for the AOO project, > this list is. If you, as a single individual, choose to act on > requests like these and others that you frequently claim are coming > your way you will quickly run out of time or you will fail to address > the requests. Please share everything here (or on the private lists if > absolutely necessary). I do not pretend to anyone, least of all you, that I am a contact person for anything related to AOO. I do not act on requests that I cannot act on, and do relay to those querying me (and Florian, for that matter) the facts. I also do not appreciate your tone and implication that I am falsifying claims. I will send to TJ the concerned user's request. Louis > > Personally I would rather see you spending time addressing the issue > with SPI funds since you are the named individual dealing with the SPI > (or alternatively indicating that you do not intend to do so, thereby > making way for someone else to do it). > > Ross
