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Skriven 2015-05-08 16:46:04 av Lee Lofaso (2:203/2)
  Kommentar till text 24296 av Björn Felten (2:203/2)
Ärende: What about P4
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Hello Björn,

 KW>> If only there was a policy document that covered this. :)

 KW>> 1.2.3  Networks and Network Coordinators

 BF> I think that I've already mentioned that particular paragraph already, but
 BF> I'm delighted to see that a fellow RC also thinks it's important.

 BF> You do realize that your "boss" thinks that P4 is something that she can
 BF> wipe her butt with after she's picked out the few pieces she can need?

Nobody been "Boss" 'round here since Massa Lee freed the slaves
he had inherited.  And President Davis (the only one the South ever
had) was about to free 'em all before Union troops done run him
off the farm.

President Davis was chased throughout the land by those Union troops,
and was eventually captured and locked up to be tried on charges of
treason.  But after a few years, his captors got tired of holding on
to him and let him return to the land of the free, and home of the
brave (President Davis' beloved South).

That's what happens when somebody is illegally detained, their
freedom denied for years on trumped up charges.

P4 is supposed to be a document created and approved by fidonet
sysops to be binding on all sysops equally.  Not just some sysops.
And not just whatever parts of P4 that suited certain sysops.

Queen Gertrude cited the judicial rules as noted in P4.
There are only two such rules.  Every fidonet sysop knows
what those rules are, so I will not bother to repeat them.

In the entire history of fidonet, I know of no one who has
ever validly invoked the two rules of play.  Think it out, and
you will realize the absolute correctness of my statement.

If a sysop invokes the annoyance rule, the other rule must
also by definition be invoked.  It's an automatic.

In other words, by invoking the annoyance rule, a sysop in
effect twits himself/herself from fidonet.

--Lee

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