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Hi, Felipe! 25 Nov 02 22:59, Felipe T. Dorado said to Alex Shakhaylo: FD>>> brute force is better for everyone involved. So, try first the FD>>> legitimate way. AS>> But it was said here that for 13 years legitimate attempts AS>> failed. How many attemps should fail to change your mind ? FD> ;) A few in which I've been involved };) Oh. This changes everything ! :-) FD> The point is that I was not a Node when any of the preceeding ones FD> "failed", or so I've been told. So I was not even aware of them nor FD> could I be involved. Anyway, actual *Cs are not the same ones as FD> before are they? I for one ;) Sure. The water in the river never can be the same, but it is still the same river :-) AS>> the only question that I'm going to remain is: "whether you think AS>> the policy can be changed by networkwide referenda ?" AS>> I think that in all the cases we will benefit. FD> I figured you were not as radical as you seemed at first ;) FD> Congratulations on your decission :) I'm not very radical, just a bit more than Tory AS>> Well. But take in account that at times when fido was growing the AS>> people were carried by the process itself and by technical AS>> problems rather. FD> Yeap. Some day someone will look at why a network grew practically out FD> of nothing, developed and then shrunk ... Too many things to take into FD> account there. Some things can be taken in account right now. Fidonet should be more open to the new technologies and it should be more democratic. I saw nobody to object these statements. AS>> Now AS>> most of the technical problems are solved, people are looking AS>> around and more concernded with "political" aspect. I wanna say AS>> that in older times policy was less significant and more AS>> corresponding to the moment. FD> I don't think it is politics. Double or triple the number of users of FD> BBSs and Fidomail and most of the "political" aspects will be FD> forgotten ;) It's the lack of users that makes us look at one another FD> instead of at new users ;) Isn't it the same I have said ? :-) FD>>> And whatever replaces *Cs will be other *Cs ... AS>> I always said the *Cs are the main pain of the fidonet :-) FD> They can become, yes. No, they are ! As long as according to the current policy they are responsible for everything, they are responsible for the shrinking of the fidonet and for the policy hadn't been changed ! :-) Hm .. I wanted to say that it was a joke, but then realized it was completely valid statement. Well, there is not much sence now in blaming anybody, we need to move forward. FD> The same way anybody can become a "boss" instead FD> of a list clerk or coordinator of something. But Inet can also be FD> considered the main pain ... Or the users who were in Fido because it FD> was a new thing since they left when Fido wasn't at the top of the FD> wave ... Yes. This is completely true. And you've forgotten to note the technical complexity of the FTN system managing. Windows-PnP-one-touch technology steals a lot of potential users and sysops. AS>> No, I don't mean we should get rid of *Cs, but they should be AS>> destined to the technical issues only. As for political issues AS>> they should be left to sysops and polls. FD> We agree on that. Though I see little political matters that a *C can FD> get into unless he likes playing those games. Are SysOps concerned FD> enough to analyse the various aspects involved? I'm afraid not FD> really. If they were they would be here in this echo voicing their FD> opinions. I'm concerned, I asked and here I am. So are you. I'm not *C and have never been the one :-) AS>> Most sysops in my region are indifferent to the current AS>> amendment. Now I'm trying to wake them up, but it is not that AS>> simple a task :-) FD> Ha! Welcome aboard! ;) As I said above, are they really concerned FD> about Fido? Is caring about Fido being political? ... But at the same time they spend a lot of time flaming about fidonet policy, blaming coordinators, and fighting between themselves about what is good and what is bad for the fidonet :-) FD>>> :) You are not alone :) AS>> Great to hear :-) FD> Want a beer.rar? ;) Prosit ! :-) Bye, Sinc, Alex --- GoldED/W32 3.0.1* Origin: , (2:461/701) SEEN-BY: 120/544 123/500 461/700 701 633/260 262 267 270 285 634/383 640/954 SEEN-BY: 654/0 690/682 771/4020 774/605 2432/200 7105/1 @PATH: 461/701 700 123/500 774/605 633/260 285 |
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