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In article <1992Dec2.152407.10208@tic.com> werner@cs.utexas.edu (Werner Uhrig)
writes:
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>PS: soooo...  is there a public forum where the pros-and-cons for the
>    sites under consideration are (were?) discussed?

There is no public forum o to discuss the Chapters Conference.  There is a
mailing list that links officially-invited-groups and tindividuals from areas
who are interested in forming groups.  Decisions about the conference are
made by a steering committee, composed of members of EFF-National,
these!groups (San Francisco), NTE (New York), and EFF-Austin.  Jon Lebkowsky
is our representative on the steering committee.

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>    All "meetings" of "public organizations" ought to be held "in public".
>    Only EXTRAORDINARY circumstances should lead to sessions behind closed
>    doors;  it IS acceptable to limit the right of the general public to
>    speak during executive meetings, but any meetings behind closed doors,
>    and you better show me "good reasons"...

EFF-Austin is not sponsoring the Chapters Conference.  We were invited to
participate.  If you have a complaint about the way the Chapters Conference
is being handled, then I suggest that you contact Cliff Figallo (fig@eff.org),
 who is closer to being "the guy in charge" than anyone else.  He will be
able to answer your questions and concerns better than anyone of us here at
EFF-Austin.

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I don't believe that I've met you, Werner.  Are you a member of EFF-Austin?
Either way, it's unimportant, but I just realized that you could also ask
questions about the Chapters Conference (and EFF-Austin) at the Cyberdawg
next Sunday at Europa books.  That is another option you have.

Thanks.

david


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