🚀 go-pugleaf

Define swear words,in a mixed culture like Torontoes,then as this a world
read newsgroup,define world swear words,then board members and volunteers
will know what not to say.


From your post I think you are ping pinged in the head,apology to people of
the north.
-- 
                      Graham-John Bullers
      real@edmc.net        ab756@freenet.toronto.on.ca
   http://www.freenet.edmonton.ab.ca./~real/index.html
      I dream of things that never were and say,why not?

R Brown <me@NOSPAMistar.ca> wrote in article
<199807142230.AAA30365@basement.replay.com>...
> This posting deals with a number of related issues expressed in
> several current or recent threads.
> 
> 0 summary
> 
> 1 preface

 
> Because an Acceptable Use Policy ("AUP") is the principal issue and
> because the rest of this posting isn't short, here's the summary of
> the part on AUP and AUP-like things:
> 
>    Draw up and enforce a relatively-permissive acceptable behaviour
>    policy for Toronto FreeNet ("TFN")  volunteers/employees, but one
>    that does not tolerate some often-*legal* things like swearing at
>    and denigrating and insulting TFN members (or possibly others);
>    that should get rid of most of the problem.
> 
>    NOTE: This policy would not apply to *all* TFN members, but only to
>    volunteers and employees and others associated with TFN adiminstration
>    and operation (except for directors acting within the scope of their
>    role as directors).  There is no *right* to be involved in TFN
>    administration/operation (other than as a director), and so TFN can
>    freely impose such requirements.  If some people then demand to be
>    allowed to be antisocial as a price of volunteering, the fact of
>    their being antisocial will become clearer.