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Submitted by Rick on Thu, 09/13/2007 - 8:45pm.
We just concluded our quarterly meeting of the OlyBlog Docents. Present were Rob Whitlock, enpen, emmettoconnell, and Rick (Sarah was home sick with the flu -- feel better Sarah!). So, here's a summary of the proceedings:
It is our goal to post an agenda for this meeting before it occurs on the docent email list, so that everyone can contribute items for discussion. I also intend to experiment with podcasting future meetings on the blog (thereby reducing the amount of typing required!)
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To the docents
Submitted by Anonymously Larry on Fri, 09/14/2007 - 4:45am.Thanks for your hard work at the quarterly meeting. As someone that attends far too many meetings for my taste, I'm sensitive to the time spent.
I would support the idea that Olyblog was never in risk of libel violation, but definitely handled "offensive" phrases publically posted about two members in different fashions. Lack of consistancy will always result in question to motives, as we've seen discussed in here about another local interactive media.
I would heartily support the concept of probation, hoping again, that there is a consistant rule of order and that community input might be sought. We must remember we are working without voice inflection, therefore a comment can be taken as offensive or threatening, without that being the intention of the writer, as I witnessed in conversation yesterday, and recently.
Again, your work is appreciated.
http://thurstonblog.blogspot.com/
Looks good!
Submitted by Sarah on Fri, 09/14/2007 - 6:03am.Thanks Rick for writing this all up, much appreciated. I agree with everything here.
(Thanks all for the get well wishes, I'm improving but still stuck at home for now.)