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On Tue, Jan 17, 2017 at 2:40 PM, William L. Thomson Jr. |
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<wlt-ml@××××××.com> wrote: |
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> I think all of that is a waste of everyone's time. I also see it as futile for |
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> many reasons I stated, even if an appeal is won. It does not make others |
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> forget the past, or start liking someone they do not. |
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Well, then, I'm not sure why you're still here. |
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> Problems are much bigger and deeper than anything someone could appeal. How |
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> does my reputation get appealed? Being painted as an outcast by a minority and |
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> how I am treated, provoked in ways others are not. |
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Has anybody divulged any information publicly which damaged your |
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reputation? I've been trying to be careful to only repeat allegations |
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that you have yourself posted, without confirming whether or not they |
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are actually accurate. This is a big reason for the policy about not |
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publicly announcing disciplinary actions. We DON'T want to harm the |
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reputations of others. Now, if they go ruining their own reputations |
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by posting about them, that is outside our control. |
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Rich |
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