On Tue, Mar 27, 2001 at 09:05:00AM +0100, Ruairi Newman came forth with:
> Something does need to be done and it would be better done under the
> auspices of an organisation such as the ILUG or IIU. As Donncha has
> pointed out, this issue probably doesn't fall under the responsibility
> of the ILUG, which doesn't really leave a whole lot of other
> oganisations with the appropriate remit.
I'm not sure whether responsibility is important. As a group of
interested/involved people, surely ILUG is as good a group of people as any
other?
And it's organised enough, and has had press exposure before.
(Do the committee have to do what the members tell them? If so, can we have
a vote (offlist))...
If all groups in Ireland constrained themselves to just their small field of
responsibility, there'd be no corruption here <g>
(speaking of which, if we could get a tenner from everyone, we'd have a nice
big brown envelope with which to hit Etain Doyle)
L.
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