I was hoping you had some insight to add...  (-:
 
RW> This incident and the ensuing policy complaint filed by Zorch and
RW> Company, became the beginning of Kohl's downfall. It wasn't very long
RW> after this that Hallford compiled a "Sysops Rights"
document, compiled a
RW> "Syops Nodelist" and pissed off Satti. Whereupon, he, the
NEC and her
RW> husband, the NC of their network, defected from Region 10 to Region 12.
 
I think I remember seeing the "SysOps Rights" document.  It's
been awhile, but I think it's in one of the articles.
 
RW> The next few issues of Fidonews after this one should be very
RW> interesting, If Doc Logger kept up his coverage of this. BTW, the horse
RW> boarding incident is true, as told to be thru the horses' mouth. :o)
 
I've never known him to give up on anything he could have some fun with and
especially those incidents he knew to be unjust.  I couldn't get a node
number unless I agreed to abide ny P4.  On the surface, it seemed to be an
okay document, but after awhile I learned how things were done, how people
attained their elflord posts, etc.  I should have said something at the
time, but I was too engrossed in reading what Doc wrote about various
situations and he is a much better writer than I.
 
Our net (the now defunct 384) didn't have CRP.  After it and my life here
crumbled and I moved across the lake to Mandeville, the N3828C had a CRP.
When John Woodward (Souvestre's buddy) moved across the lake to Mandeville
and became the N3828EC, the CRP was discontinued.  I believe the old N3828C
was the moderator of FN_SYSOP for a year (Rob Ferrara).  Ferrara left
Fidonet for Fantasy Football (of all things) and Wodward became the NC and
I became the NEC and then the REC, only to be unilaterilly beheaded by Matt
Bedynek, the then R19C, whom I didn't exactly see eye-to-eye with.  I
really miss the guy Bedynek succeeded.  He was aces in my book.
 
I vaguely remember the horse boarding incident and thought the whole thing
was foolish and was glad I didn't live in CA.  (-:
 
 
Regards,
 
Roger

... Forgive your enemies but never forget their faces
--- D'Bridge 3.30