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David Jones (dej@torfree.net) wrote:

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: No excuse.

No comment :-) But please do not give excuses yourself ;-)

: You also failed to account for Sunday (non)service.

: The instructions you posted were correct for weekday service, but not
: for the Sunday of the meeting.  You blew it, construction or not.
: Furthermore, you continued to post messages with false information even
: after I had posted replies pointing out your errors.

Blew what? There was a car pool arranged. All those who were interested 
to attend came. Yes, I have to admit that I was not aware of the change 
of the TTC service in that particular day. However, there were other 
means available for those interested.

I would appreciate a list of names of any person who was interested to 
attend and failed to do so because of 'misinformation' and/or confusion 
because of lack of transportation (and I mean people that really tried 
and couldn't).

What false information? May be you can dig out something from the 
archives? If you do (and I believe you won't), please publish it complete.

May I request that at least the TFN board should have thanked the person 
who donated the place (and was ready to donate the larger meeting room if 
necessary) for his donation???? It is never too late :-)

Now that you are exchanging allegations, may I point out that if there is 
a single person that had failed the TFN it is you (not that I do not 
appreciate and commend your efforts for the TFN). 

Who promised to finish the tiered approach software by January 1st, 1997? 
Who blew out the volunteer efforts to design the needed 'whole page 
ads'? 

I delivered what I promised, a free place to meet for an unspecified 
period of time in the couple of days I had. All other efforts to arrange 
for such a place in the morning (so as you can leave to Ottawa at night 
failed). 
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