🚀 go-pugleaf

>Hi Steve!
>
>Thanks for Officially talking to Mr.P's Office on behalf of the CIPS list.
>
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>>I left this info with a colleague of Mr. P's at his office. Hopefully he
>>will respond to us ASAP. I'll keep you informed.
>>
>
>>He's a net-newbie so perhaps we should give him a break but I personally
>>don't think so.
>>
>I do not think that he should be given any slack in this situation.  To
>para-phrase Tom's comments if he doesn't know how to use the tool he should
>spend the time to learn it first .
>
>>FYI, CIPSnet is in the process of formulating a set of rules for posting jobs.
>>In the meantime we are allowing limited use of CIPS-L for ads from members
>>only for jobs within their organizations (ie. not by search firms,
>>sub-contracting agencies, etc.).
>>
>>I've personally taken some heat from agencies about this policy so I'd like
>some
>>fine opining........get ready here comes the questions.
>>
>>a) Should CIPS-L allow job-ad's?
>>b) If yes, are there any specific types to be included/excluded?
>>c) What should we do when our 'acceptable-use' is violated?
>
>To put in my two cents worth (I think that makes about $1.83 now)
>a) Sure if there is a "specific" IS professional position being recruited
>for I have no problem with that.  For example the recent ad from Ontario (I
>think) were they were looking to fill a specific IS position.
>
>b) Exclude self serving fishing trips like from Mr. P's cheesy recruiting
>firm.  This list was not intended to promote organizations or individuals.
>Heck, I won't even attach my signature file to a CIPS-L posting because it
>contains my company name.
>
>c) I'm open to suggestions for this point.  Personally I don't have the time
>to send a polite little note to every cretin who couldn't be bothered to
>learn proper manners before they try and use a forum.
>Although I DO have time to call an 800 number and voice my displeasure.
>
>Respectfully,
>
>Ron Baugh, ISP
>
>Hi Steve:

I agree that we should allow specific ads relating to job postings in the
computer industry only.