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>I actually believe in a fully open process. However, email is not >structured to make that feasible. In a committee hearing, you can >follow things like Roberts Rules of Order to make sure that giving >everyone their say is orderly. In email, you can't do that, which >means you can't operate a fully open process using only email. I actually agree with Perry on this one, which is why I'm going well out of my way to attend the meetings (DC, Geneva, etc). I feel we make much more progress at these meetings than over the lists. By far. -- Christopher Ambler, Personal Opinion Only -- NOTICE: The user of this email address is a resident of the State of Washington. Washington law provides for up to $500 per incident in the case of Unsolicited Commercial Email (also known as spam). This individual WILL file a complaint.
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