[volunteers] Officers mailing list

[Rick Moen]

Quoting Paul Reiber (reiber at gmail.com):

> Heck, Rick, instead of diving into so much detail on what NOT to do,
> you could change gears and deal with this in one or two lines, and
> save us all a lot of grief, by saying:
> 
> "I've sent Lisa an invite to the officer's list. DONE!"

If she wants to be on that useless train-wreck (made even more useless
than before by you), she can just visit the Web form.  I notice she
hasn't.  Maybe because she doesn't care?

Oddly, I don't care, either.  I was mostly attempting to explain why I
will not be carrying out Ed's request, and neither would any other
Mailman listadmin who knows what the hell he/she is doing.

> It seems to me it might be more important for you to be able to show
> the world how well you know your stuff, than to make people's lives
> easier within SVLUG.

It seems to me that you want me to carry out a pointless action for no
reason other than rhetorical effect.  That's gotten out of hand, and is
one reason why I have increasingly mostly ignored you.  

> I'll note that I responded politely to an affront on the office of the
> president that had ALSO been posted to the announce list;

You followed up an announcement with discussion.  Discussion goes to
svlug at lists.svlug.org or here.  You will not be doing that again.

> That's appropriate specifically because, AFAIK, I'm still SVLUG's
> Installfest Coordinator....

If you send an announcement about installfests, and it's denied, then 
I assume you'll complain here or (more likely) in front of the largest
audience you can still force to listen to you.  Unless and until that
happens, have a nice day.

> The President of SVLUG definitely deserves to be able to post to 
> the officers list, and any other SVLUG lists....

Nothing is stopping Ed or (as far as I can tell) anyone else from
posting to the Officers list or pretty much anywhere.  Blow smoke at
someone else.