[IFWP] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

2000-02-16 Thread Jeff Williams
Joe and all, I am sure that the folks at Bull will not be happy with harald in the next few days, and this is just another example as to why. Indeed this idea is a bit myopic view, but I guess that some will find it viable but narrows the field of potential down to a much smaller group, whic

Re: [IFWP] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

2000-02-15 Thread !Dr. Joe Baptista
Well that's the issue here. It's critical that we stop playing games and get on with the business of establishing the GA. Roberto imposed rules - so fine - i can live with rules - in fact I live for rules. Of course I preffer rules that are fair an decent and for the common good. But I can als

Re: [IFWP] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

2000-02-15 Thread Jeff Williams
Joe and all, Those that you mention here, (The four Horse-shitters) don't want an open or transparent process or membership, just a "Club". That is fine I suppose, but hardly representative of anything legitimately !Dr. Joe Baptista wrote: > I'm cross posting this to make sure other memb

[IFWP] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

2000-02-15 Thread !Dr. Joe Baptista
I'm cross posting this to make sure other members of the community can follow this insanity. I and Walsh agree that for the GA@DNSO to get any works of substance done, it is critical that we meet the chairs and NC's definition of real person. Yes - the chair and alternate have avoided this issu

[IFWP] Re: [ga] GA Rules don't go far enough

2000-02-14 Thread !Dr. Joe Baptista
William - congratulation we agree. This must me an internet first. On Mon, 14 Feb 2000, William X. Walsh wrote: > I again renew my call that all members of the GA list must validate by some > form of identification, such as a govt. issued ID. I completely agree. I for one am more then willin