[luau] List Policy

[Elayne Man]

Okay, let's stop (indirectly) pointing fingers here... it may have been
better to personally contact Ed about his e-mails, but nobody's perfect. 
If you have a problem with someone, try to take it out on them
personally;  the whole list doesn't need to know.  (Maybe something of
this extent can be added to the policy that Scott is writing?)

George, you often talk about how lousy the LUAU operation is, and stated
a couple of times about your "CLUE" group in Denver.  So why don't you
become a part of the solution by telling us how CLUE runs their group? 
Let's learn by example & experience.  I remember Warren mentioning that
the Silicon Valley Linux Users Group had an interesting list policy worth
looking at:  http://www.svlug.org/policies/list-policy.shtml

"Good judgement comes from experience.  Experience comes from bad
judgement." - quite true


elayne


"Joe Linux" <joelinux at earthlink.net> said:
> I agree fully with you, but I guess at this point I see this as problem 
> where a single individual is enforcing policy where no policy exists. 
>  Now you can ask is the problem do to a lack of policy or an individual 
> who makes up policy on the spot, with little thought as he goes along. 
>  Since I was at the brunt of this in the past, I guess I can admit that 
> a certain amount of bad blood is coming out now as I see the same thing 
> happening to others that happened in the past to me.  An yes, I agree 
> this is definitely not in the interest of actually building and open 
> source community.  I would like to point out that I'm also a member of 
> the "CLUE" group in Denver, and there are is virtually no equivalent 
> problem.