Re: Conflict resolution?

[tor@wtv.net (Bob Allisat)]

Tony Rutkowski wrote:
> 1) By what authority is this occurring?
> 2) Given the non-urgent nature of the matter, but the
> 3) Given two governmental official public proceedings in the
> 4) What kind of message does this behavior send to the


Dave Crocker replied:
>        You have been sending a number of messages along these lines.
>While your questions well might be useful to ask in some forum, this isn't
>it.
>
>        The group exists and the group intends to do the work it was asked
>to do.  The group was not formed to wait.  The group was not formed because
>people felt that the pace should be liesurely.  The derivation of the group
>has been well and fully documented.  If you or others have concerns about
>that, I encourage you to follow up on those concerns, but not on this list.
>This is a work list.  It is not a list for challenging the existance of the
>group or for the group to go through constant efforts at assuaging the
>concerns that you and others might have.
>
>        Challenging is a welcome and useful behavior on this list, when it
>pertains to constructive enhancement of proposals being floated on this
>list.
>
>        Other challenges are invited to relocate.


 Well, Dave, since the IAHC hasn't
 been chartered by my Canadian
 government nor sanctioned by
 any recognized other government
 outside of the US - and even that
 is under question! - I'd say
 challenging IAHC is all we can
 legitimately do.  I invite you
 to relocate to another nation
 for a moment, Dave, to gain some
 sort of perspective.

 IAHC members are invited to hush
 up and listen to the natives.

                             Bob Allisat

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