Text 27921, 54 rader
Skriven 2012-04-15 07:35:52 av Robert Bashe (2:2448/44)
  Kommentar till text 27898 av Roy Witt (1:387/22)
Ärende: Nodelist out of date
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Roy Witt wrote to Robert Bashe on Saturday April 14 2012 at 07:30:

RW>>> 13 Apr 12 09:33, Ward Dossche wrote to Robert Bashe:

RB>> I didn't get the original of this message.

RW> Typical Ward Dossche echomail bad linking...

Unfortunately, Ward doesn't control all echomail routing, as you appear to
think.

[RegPol24]
RW>>> If I hadn't read it, I wouldn't have been able to quote section and
RW>>> verse, dummy...

RB>> You looked at the table of contents and picked out the section that
RB>> sounded right to support your claims.

RW> Thus stating that my German isn't that bad afterall. If I can pick out
RW> a section and verse, I must be able to decipher 'some of it'...

The table of contents was also translated. You're German may be lousy, but your
comprehension of English doesn't appear to be much better - or let's just be
charibtable and assume you didn't read anything but the titles of the various
sections before starting to sling mud.

RB>> From your later comments, it's clear that you didn't read the
RB>> document other than that single, very short, section.

RW> That was the most pertinent part...true, one must read the entire
RW> document to 'know' what it says, which is where Ward demonstrates his
RW> ill learned English...

Ward? You're the one claiming the text was nothing but EP1, not Ward.

And if you think the brief section on EP1 was the "most pertinent" part of the
RegPol24, you clearly demonstrate that you never read more than the one section
(or maybe only the title of the section). EP1 was a small by-line, not a key
part of the RegPol24.

The most pertinent parts of the RegPol24 are those where nodes are given more
rights than in P4, for example to elect and remove *Cs. That was the key reason
for the RegPol24, and it finally ended the split of R24 that began when an
earlier Z2C (not Ward) and an earlier RC24 tried to impose their wills on R24,
leading to an enormous amount of bad blood and a split within the region, at
that time the largest region in Z2.

Ward's one of the few people outside R24 who really studied the text, since he
had to give his approval to a regional policy (and did).

Cheers, Bob

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