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John McWilliams wrote in
news:kOa0d.144848$9d6.56871@attbi_s54:
> [News.groups added]
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> Steve Young wrote:
>> "Jeremy Nixon" wrote in message
>> news:10k2bnfimpdj309@corp.supernews.com...
>>
>>>Steve Young wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>The real point is that when issues come to a service provider to act on
>>>>complaints, which are against a group's charter, they go one place to
>>>>look for the charter. That's the archive at isc.org.
>>
>>
>>>Most do not do that.
>>
>>
>> I can believe that
>>
>> do you think they should?
>>
>> Could we get them to go somewhere else?
>>
>> My thinking is that everything must be be together
>>
>
> Well, that's certainly logical, but apparently not everything works the
> way it ought, to put it mildly.
>
> My impression from what Russ said, and Jeremy above, is that some ISP's
> would act if sent a complaint and excerpts -or the whole document- from
> a reasonably ratified amendment to a Charter. Of course, others won't,
> but they won't anyway.
>
> It's up to those who care about the Charter of rpd to amend it; to work
> out the wording, the voting, the ratification of votes, and the
> dissemenation of same periodically to the NG and anywhere else it may be
> needed. I'd be willing to help here, but I would think a process not too
> dissimilar to a new Charter makes sense- others?
>
> I take it there's no practical way to get it attached to the original or
> "filed" in proximity to it...(?)<--- a question for the reg. vols.
>
> --
>
> John McWilliams
>
Gents, would you kindly discuss RPD charter amendments in RPD, and not in
news.groups? Thanks.
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