[Kzyxtalk] Norm censor this list? I don't think so.

[King Collins]

Tim said:

> sorry to feel the need to say it again, but norman is TERRIBLE as a list
> administrator. wish i could see a show of hands on this...


Nonsense. 
Norm has done exactly what he should to monitor this list which is VERY LITTLE. 
Why would we want someone telling Scott or Sakowicz or Marco or whoever, that they can't say what they please?

It is very refreshing to know that we are hearing exactly what is being said. 
What more can you ask of a discussion? Should we make it less spicy so those with delicate palettes can consume it.

Dennis O'Brien put up a post a few months ago that summarized the topics we've covered for the previous year. (I"ll post it later.) It is an impressive list that shows the breadth and depth of what we have discussed. 

This listserv has gone a long way toward finding out what is going on with community radio in Mendocino County.

The Directors and staff and you, Tim, are lucky to have this listserv where there is no censorship, where you can hear the truth. 
And if some of it is not true, then you can be sure that your rebuttal will be heard.

For KZYXtalk,
--king collins


On Jun 20, 2016, at 12:24 PM, Tim Gregory wrote:

> irie know,
> no sufferation for vituperation...
> 
> sorry to feel the need to say it again, but norman is TERRIBLE as a list
> administrator. wish i could see a show of hands on this...
> ---
> 
> 
> Dear Bernie,
> Knowing your expressions typically bend toward peacemaking, I am appalled that you
> stroke Peterson for his "advocacy."Â 
> 
> Constructive criticism by stakeholders is valuable, even essential. Peterson's
> endless carping, meanspeak, distortions, & personal attacks are merely destructive.
> I don't understand how you could align with his maliciousness.
> Peace,
> Liz
> 
> 
> 
> 
>    On Friday, June 17, 2016 11:27 PM, BC <omni at mcn.org> wrote:
> 
> 
>  I heard 4Â  sources (including NPR) say that trust in fellow humans is fundamental
> to good mental health.
> That  fundamental quality seems critical in forming and maintaining solid
> relationships & community. Â 
> Thanks for your advocacy Scott.
> 
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