-=> Terry Roati wrote to Dan Clough <=-

 DC> Depends on the context you meant there.  A user of my board
 DC> suggesting something he'd like to see?  Most likely would consider
 DC> it, yes.  I don't think the same thing applies to what we are
 DC> talking about here though.  It's a matter of scale.  It's a policy
 DC> regarding the conduct of hundreds/thousands of operators.  If you
 DC> want to have a say in something like that, you become a member of
 DC> the organization.

 TR> I don't disagree, all I am saying is I would consider any good
 TR> sensible workable advice, and not consider it because it came
 TR> from a non memeber.

I see your point too, and agree that it's stupid to not at least 
consider all input regardless of source.  But....  there comes a 
point where you have to have limits, or else.... you don't really 
have an organization any more, or at least any (internal) control 
over said organization.  I think requiring any actual proposals 
come from "members in good standing" is not unusual or beyond what 
a reasonable person should require.



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