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Subject: Re: [C4] Re: C4 new group
Date: Sat, 27 May 2000 15:32:46 -0400
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From: "Neil Rothschild" <nrothschild1@home.com>
Rob,
Then I guess we agree......
This issue has been brewing since the group was formed and there is a long
audit trail of this in the archives. It has not been discussed here lately,
but that does not mean the concerns of a large group of members has
diminished. Your individual may have precipitated the decision, but it was
a decision that needed to be made (a club only group).
I can only assume Dennis has no plans to shut down this list. No one can
prevent anyone from forming and joining another list. Besides, Dennis
can't shut down this list. Only Bob Merchant can. And if the list was shut
down, we can start up as many lists as we want. Therefore, the concept of a
public list is, in the final analysis, outside the domain of C4. However,
it would be possible for C4 to sponsor an open list as well as a closed
list. I see pros and cons to that concept. So..... C4/Bob must make
another decision- is this list to be shut down? Or turned over to some
individual (or left with Bob)? Or run under the auspices of C4 as a public
membership list? Remember, this is not truly a "public" list in the sense
that it is universal property. Someone owns it and holds the "keys". Right
now that is presumably Bob Merchant. Will he own the list? Suppose Bob
gets tired of this coin stuff and quits. Who will take over? This isn't
targeted at Bob per se, I'm just trying to convey the issues that could crop
up over time.
Neil
----- Original Message -----
From: <auctoricon@aol.com>
To: <colonial-coins@egroups.com>
Sent: Saturday, May 27, 2000 3:03 PM
Subject: Re: [C4] Re: C4 new group
> Neil,
>
> I really have to disagree with your interpretation of events. It was
clearly
> put to me that 'a couple of C4 Board members had complained about a
> particular individual's posting to the group.' These, it appears, are the
> only 'couple of members' who have sparked any actions whatsoever. All
other
> responses have supported and endorsed the continuation of open posting.
If
> anyone wishes to create a board for C4 members only, that is great. While
it
> was not directly stated as such, I, for one, certainly did get the
> implication that there was an intent to close the present board and then
open
> a new one for C4 members only. As such, I felt compelled to stand up and
> defend the very right to choice that you espouse.
>
> Rob
>
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