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Re: Group Charters (was:Re: Fabuland Auction Update 4)
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lugnet.admin.terms
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Thu, 4 May 2000 16:47:37 GMT
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In lugnet.admin.terms, Scott Arthur writes:
> > Mark Harrison is completely right IMHO that his Fabuland auction
> > announcement posted in .loc.au is a completely logical place for it,
> > since I'm sure he'd rather ship locally rather than globally, if possible.
> > (That doesn't change the fact that he breached the T&C repeatedly, but it
> > does suggest that the community might be better served by a more lenient
> > T&C w.r.t. auctions in loc groups).
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> BTW - I was rather bemused by this:
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> So even though Mark was "right".
No, I said .loc.au was a was logical place, not that it was the right place.
By "logical place" I mean that common sense might suggest that posting it
there might make perfect sense (if someone was clueless about the T&C).
> He was wrong to break a rule which was wrong even though in doing so he
> was right?
It's always wrong to go back on an agreement. I didn't say that the rule
(i.e., the agreement per se) was wrong, I said that the community might be
better served by a more lenient T&C w.r.t. auctions in loc groups. Whether
that's the case or not is certainly the subject of some debate.
--Todd
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