what's on the plate
Joe Rodgers
anansi at scn.org
Mon Jun 5 11:48:19 PDT 1995
The heap of mail since thursday suggests a complex knot of weirdness, but
it doesn't seem really that complicated-someone point out to me if I'm
missing something here, OK?
1) alt.sex.*, censorship, resource issues
Bob Kennewick brought this one up, I think. The question seems to be,
if we fail to offer the sex channels to seattle, are we guilty of censorship?
Or, depending on who you ask, the question is, how many newsgroups can we
afford to provide access to, and which ones should be selected?
2) irregularities in the election
This one is mine. The question is, are the rules being followed as
they were posted? And if not, what to do about it? The prospect of
dealing with a conflict like this makes some people want to abolish the
whole procedure in favor of an appointed temporary board. Monarchy is
less complicated than democracy, it doesn't make it better.
3) membership in SCN
This one doesn't have to be fully fleshed out until September, I may
have made a mistake to bring it up this early (in the Policy area). In
any case, I haven't heard anyone question the authority of the
coordinating council to do what it has done so far, so I'm not sure why
it's of issue here.
Am I missing something here? A face full of pie would be better than
sullen griping.
--
i It's easy to find someone who wants to go to bed.But its real hard to
-=[scn]=- find someone who'll let you say,"Look, I've got a cardboard box & a
)|(carpeted floor. Here's my plan:You get in the box and hold this flashligh
/_|_\ ,and I'll push you around like you're in a car." Chris Isaak
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