[ncc-services-wg] debate and representation
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Andy Davidson
andy at nosignal.org
Tue Oct 9 16:22:12 CEST 2007
On 8 Oct 2007, at 18:44, Jim Reid wrote: > However I am very disappointed that you seem to be saying I should > just shut up and not be entitled to voice my opinions because they > happen to disagree with yours. Or that a board member, even when > speaking in a personal capacity, cannot contribute to a WG's > discussions or policy-making proposals. It's hard to differentiate between Jim wearing his jewel encrusted NCC board crown and Jim wearing his tasteful Lochcarron beret tam - can you really offer a truly impartial viewpoint on a matter which has caused you both personal and professional angst, and in which you have an NCC board interest ? While I realise you are making valid points, I genuinely think you're damaging your professional integrity by pushing this argument which has a waft of sour grapes to it. I'm truly surprised that your board colleagues allow this to continue unchecked - you hurt them and yourself. > There's a valid debate to be had on this subject and its wider > implications. This WG would be remiss if it did not allow a > reasoned, open exchange of views from all sides. I hope we can at > least agree on that. :-) Reasoned debate is welcome, but difficult to conduct when dominated by the extreme views of one individual. This DNSMON/ENUM proposal is well supported, and looks likely to be approved. While the discussion surrounding it might look like a good conduit for you to air your viewpoints, you can't effect the change you desire unless you bring forward your own proposal. These rounds of ceaseless rhetoric are a waste of time because they do not relate to the proposal at hand. Bring *your* proposal, and then we can have *your* discussion With best regards, Andy Davidson
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