[liberationtech] (advice sought) Public safety and configuration of list

2013-04-25 Thread Yosem Companys
Michael insists that we post his reply to our decision to the list, so we do so below. We already responded to his message off list. Best, Yosem From: Michael Allan m...@zelea.com Date: Wed, Apr 24, 2013 at 11:40 PM Yosem, May I briefly speak in reply? I will not be joining the admin

Re: [liberationtech] (advice sought) Public safety and configuration of list

2013-04-24 Thread Michael Allan
Brian and Elijah, Brian said: If Stanford University, who currently hosts the libtech mailng list decides to change the setup in contravention of democratic process of the list MEMBERS, then I would hope list members will move to one of many other options for hosting. ... Is it not worth

Re: [liberationtech] (advice sought) Public safety and configuration of list

2013-04-23 Thread M. Fioretti
3 lines summary of what follows: There is NO way that the list admin can prevent list members from putting in danger other people who ask for help to the list, so stop worrying too much about this and don't mess anymore with the headers. On Mon, Apr 22, 2013 23:45:47 PM -0400, Michael Allan

Re: [liberationtech] (advice sought) Public safety and configuration of list

2013-04-23 Thread Joseph Lorenzo Hall
I would suggest if you don't accept the decision of the list members to keep reply-to-list, you should not subscribe. It seems silly to raise it again and attempt to appeal to higher authorities that have much better things on which to spend their time than mediate disputes about mailing list

[liberationtech] (advice sought) Public safety and configuration of list

2013-04-22 Thread Michael Allan
To the experts in Liberationtech, Air-L and Mailman lists, (cc General Counsel of Stanford University) Stanford University has configured the Liberationtech mailing list in a manner that is potentially unsafe. University staff are aware of the problem and are evalutating the situation, but have