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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 6/29/2015 8:50 AM, Stuart Campbell
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I'm sorry Marco, but public comment has always been an opportunity
for those present to speak. We have no provision for reading
statements by proxy during that agenda item. If you can find
someone on your own to use their time to read your statement, that
is, of course, yours & their choice.<br>
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That being said, Director John Sakowicz had asked for an agenda
item to discuss stripping staff members of their salaries, and it
is on the agenda as an item from a Board member. So, it would
appear that your idea will be brought up.<br>
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This is exactly what I'm talking about, Stuart. "No provision
during that agenda item"? Is there no public comment time unrelated
to a specific agenda item? You're sitting right there in plain
sight. Three minutes is three minutes. And my "idea", in this case,
is not to "strip staff members of their salaries" but to remove
goldbrickers from the trough and get the real workers paid. Meetings
are too few and far between, and this week I'm on a job a four-hour
round trip from Willits, and people sympathetic to good radio and
good governance have their own bits to bring up in their allotted
three minutes of squeak time. I /am/ getting someone to read my
comment: someone on the board; if not you then another, and if each
of you refuses, wow.<br>
Stuart, you've already prevented the public and membership from
communicating out of your control via the public resource of the
air, nor via any kind of open forum on the website, and you play
information goalie to prevent free communication between the public
and the board via email, and you and your cabal have actively
prevented my excellent literacy-project show from ever being on KZYX
at all, so...<br>
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All right, you've always been like that, you'll continue being
like that; it's who you are. Put what I wrote, and what I write,
into the station's public inspection file. That, anyway, is an
explicitly spelled-out law.<br>
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