A86: Re: (no subject)
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Well, the coordinators don't think its "questionable". I know a few staff
members, at least 1 maybe 2, that think some things are questionable, but they
don't believe it strongly enough to do anything about it. It's quite sad
actually...
And you wonder why Elian's father doesn't say he wants the boy to stay in the
United States... Castro would kill him.
Bryan
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From: <TGaArdvark@aol.com>
To: <assembly-86@lists.ticalc.org>
Sent: Friday, December 24, 1999 9:58 PM
Subject: A86: (no subject)
>
> Hmm... I didn't mean to sound hateful of ticalc.org last night.
> It is and has always been quite a useful site. And I know
> many of the staffers and am friends with all of them I know
> well enough to be friends with, and I don't dislike a single
> one of them. It's just that the way things are being handled
> now by the combined entity is quite questionable, and even
> people inside this entity can see that. I can't quite figure
> why nobody's done anything about it.
>
> I guess it comes down to this. The only people with the
> power to change this would have to give up power in order
> to change it. And in the history of the world, that doesn't
> happen very often. George Washington... I think that's
> about it. You don't just turn a despotism like ticalc.org
> into a democracy where everyone gets a sincere vote
> instantly. And you don't do it at all if you are waiting for
> the despots to change it. Hmm... this letter seems to
> be losing applicability with every sentence. I guess
> my point is I wish that the foremost site for furthering
> this platform would be a mutual effort from everyone in
> the TI community. And lastly, I think the new web
> design is too slashdotty. :-)
>
>
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