09:59 AM 9/14/2004 -0700, joe suburbs wrote: >That people followed a path of least resistance in this case does not signify any trends because you cannot extrapolate trends from one data point. I suspect many people signed up for the freelist list that Brick originated because it provided an acceptable solution to them. > >Key word being acceptable. Not good, better, best or even fair, right, moral or just. Not even final. But acceptable. > >Consensus takes many forms, the process isn't always going to follow Robert's Rules of Order or any order whatsoever. He's just upset that his little coup failed, that's all. Beware the "liberator" who demeans, belittles, accuses, and otherwise attacks those he claims to wish to "save". Beware the "shepherd" who *drives* his flock with a spear, a bark, a growl, and a threat. Real shepherds *lead*. Wolves are the ones that *drive* their quarry. The Angry Handful is pissed off that they weren't able to pull off their tinhat "revolution". It's kinda sad in a way to see someone (or two or three ;) *so* wrapped up in things that they're consumed with the need to control the lives of others to such an extent that they try to turn a simple mailing list migration into a People's Revolutionary Crusade. Kinda disgusting, too. I notice Comrade Zimbabweman did not manage to answer my question as to why he didn't call for these People's Revolutionary Reforms BEFORE the migration. If things are as Truly F'd Up as he (and his Silly Crew) insist they are, then *surly* the Rule of King Tim should have been challenged from the start. Or could it possibly be that, like all predatory scavengers, the stood wait, biding their time, knowing that it would be utter folly to strike until a moment of transition, when there'd be an opportunity to cash in on the temporary disarray? -- Website: http://www.michi-kogaku.com/ ============================================================================================================= To unsubscribe from this list, go to www.freelists.org and logon to your account (the same e-mail address and password you set-up when you subscribed,) and unsubscribe from there.