Malcolm,

 > The ZCC echo was recognised by all as a private echo. If 
 > the ZCC members want to change that status so be it. But 
 > while it was a private echo, public posting of the 
 > messages without consulation of the other members was 
 > something that should not have occurred.

I refer to the issues surrounding this particular conference and the
¨incidents with one Bob Moravsik. This conference was historically intended
¨to crosspost the content of ZCC. As a ZC you ought to have been aware.

 > If the ZCC echo is made public, presumably none of us 
 > will post any further messages of a personal nature. 
 > This will make it all that harder for each of us to get 
 > to know each other.

The youngest ZC in service-years has some 3 years on the ticker. If after 3
¨years a private enclosed area is still needed to get to know eachother
then ¨something is terribly amiss.

Besides, perhaps now the chances have been lowered for one ZC to call
¨another ZC "a psychopat" and that same ZC also calling the
members of a ¨certain zone "henchmen". 

Take care,

Ward

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