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On 06/26/2018 07:20 PM, Matthew Thode wrote: |
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> I think it's more that we are easier to sue that makes us a bigger |
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> target then the perpetrator or those that enable them (which people |
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> could think the foundation does). |
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Anyone can sue anyone, that doesn't necessarily mean there is any |
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standing for it. |
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>> The first thing that should be done to ensure it doesn't happen is of |
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>> course for Trustees to start doing _anything_ in order to fix the |
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>> outstanding matters. |
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> Can you be specific? I consider this to be an outstanding matter. |
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I'm mostly interested in that there is no actual movement on IRS |
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matters, but reading through the trustee meeting logs are generally |
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disappointing due to lack of professional behavior and lack of |
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followthrough. |
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What you feel about being sued for inappropriate actions by distro |
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members should be left for a comrel complaint about the behavior you're |
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referring to. |
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