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On Wed, Oct 12, 2016 at 5:30 PM, Dale <rdalek1967@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Rich Freeman wrote: |
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>> No, I'm saying that you have no idea what led to these concerns. It |
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>> might or might not have something to do with something he posted |
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>> (which to me implies something written on an online public forum). |
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> And I thought I said that in my first reply. When I say it seems, it |
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> means that that is what it looks like. Since you likely have no more |
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> info on this than I do, you don't know that either, right? Maybe this |
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> will help: |
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If I did I probably wouldn't comment on the matter, and the |
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conversation would be even more one-sided. |
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>> How do you know what William was or was not advised of? |
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> Because of his posts, it would seem he was not. Otherwise, why would he |
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> keep asking what it is he is appealing? |
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You would have to ask him. |
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If he doesn't think Comrel is doing something, why is he posting here |
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in the first place? If he does thing Comrel is doing something, why |
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not just appeal it? |
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> Which is why he should take this to the council. I'm not sure that |
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> appeal is the right term for it but I guess it would be a start at |
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> least. ;-) |
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Anybody can ask the Council to take up anything. I can't promise the |
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Council actually will, but there is a reason we send out those monthly |
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emails calling for agenda items. You don't need to request an appeal |
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in public, you just need to ask for one. At worst we'll try to be |
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helpful and tell you want to do before appealing if we don't think the |
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matter is ripe for an appeal. Believe it or not we're not actually |
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out to get people. |
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For whatever reason the Comrel decisions are documented in a public |
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bug in this case. |
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Rich |