Re: [Sheflug] Poll: Are occasional posts about SlugBug meets OK?

[David Holden <dh [at] xxxxxxxx>]

On Monday 23 August 2004 00:00, Gary Stimson wrote:
> Dear list,
>
> This is a reply to an email sent to me by Richard Ibbotson one week after I
> posted a short note to this list to let people know about a meeting of
> SlugBug. I am replying publicly because his email raises important
> questions about the constitutional structure of Sheflug and about who
> decides what is and is not OK to post to the list.
>
> *** After reading the below, I would be most appreciative if you would post
> a reply to the list on this yes/no question: ***
>
> "Do you object if someone posts an announcement to the Sheflug mailing list
> about a forthcoming Slugbug meeting?"
>
> I'm thinking of a simple announcement, like the one below and like the ones
> that are posted from the West Yorkshire LUG. The frequency will most likely
> be monthly to bi-monthly.
> Hopefully we can then get this issue (and I'm amazed that we even need to
> discuss this..) cleared up. Thanks.
>
> Gary
>

  There should be no problem with this. I get notices about other meetings on 
pretty much all the LUG lists I'm in, its pretty useful because sometimes a 
miss a notice, so as longs a slugbug allows the same its seems fair enough.

 all the best,

 Dave.



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