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От : Dan Clough 1:135/115 13 мар 26 21:59:41
К : Ward Dossche 13 мар 26 06:02:02
Тема : Re: #1 in Google
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-=> Ward Dossche wrote to Dan Clough <=-
WD> Dan,
DC> So, I`ll ask again. Why do you have that *INVALID* nodelist entry in
DC> your segment?
WD> Thank you for decently asking.
WD> The true reason is that without this entry the FTSC was going to sink
WD> below the minimum membership and therefor would have to be disbanded.
WD> I still believe in the FTSC, unlike several others, and will do what I
WD> need to do as far as possible to support its continuation.
WD> Is this better?
It`s better, and does actually answer the question I asked, so thanks
for that.
Of course it opens up other issues... So the requirement for an FTSC
member to be a nodelisted sysop is "met" by doing this, but it`s really
not a true/honest representation. He`s *NOT* a nodelisted sysop, but
this allows him to be on the FTSC anyway. Does that seem right?
I see your reasoning to some extent, because we probably shouldn`t lose
the FTSC because of a 40-year-old obsolete document.
Here`s an honest question - why can`t P4 be changed? What`s stopping
that from happening? Or is this FTSC requirement defined in the FTSC
"charter" (if that`s the right word), rather than in P4? What I`m
getting at is how can the minimum number of FTSC members be
changed/reduced to avoid having to resort to Nodelist fuckery to
"illegally" keep it alive? Again, these are serious questions, if you
don`t mind answering them. Thanks in advance.
... Gone crazy, be back later, please leave message.
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