> I do mind you setting the precedent the rules don't matter, because you do > what you want anyway, when it suits you. That's how they do things in failed > countries.
I don't think that's an appropriate comparison: FidoNet is and never has been anything resembling a country.
> AL> Anyone who objects to his inclusion in the candidates is welcome to > AL> encourage their RC to vote "No" when the time comes. > > That's not how it works! The elections will be invalid as a whole, because > the rules weren't followed. If I where Tim I wouldn't want to be elected > this way, because there always be this "bad smell" to his membership... It > would be better if he would withdraw his candidacy, and run next year, when > there would be plenty of time to do things the right way. It's not like > there will be happening shocking things in the next year regarding the FTSC, > that he would miss because of his delayed membership...
I think some of us are taking this just a bit too seriously. -- digital man (rob)
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