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Re: Request for membership cancellation
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lugnet.org.scibrick
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Thu, 15 Jan 2004 03:37:01 GMT
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In lugnet.org.scibrick, Anthony Sava wrote:
> However, recently I sat down and read the rules and policies of SciBrick, and
> I'm afraid I could not disagree with them more. I feel they are far too anal
> retentive...
They're rules...rules always sound worse than they really are.
> ...elitist
Respectfully, Anthony, I read the bylaws, too, and within those bylaws, I
don't see it.
It's possible you may feel left out in some way because the group, at this
time, seems limited to a small number of members. It's a new group, and will
take time to grow. It's also possible that the true focus is toward a sci-fi
bent, and you'd prefer a fantasy focus; the true nature of the club will grow
over time as well, and may not include all that we see today - and may include
more.
But within the written rules and mission statement, it doesn't seem
elitist. It's a club, and every club has their thing - match up with their
thing, and you're in. Not everybody's going to make it, and not everybody's
going to want to.
> ...and stifling to any sort of creativity.
This I don't see. As a matter of fact, there's a bunch on their website
that I think breeds creativity: links to NASA, prominent sci-fi artists,
scientists...seems pretty inclusive of creativity to me.
> I feel I cannot be affiliated with an organization with such rules.
You live in the State of Texas. You live in the United States of America.
You likely have a job. These organizations all have way more imposing rules -
you CAN be affiliated with such.
That you choose not to be in your recreation time is your choice, and a
fair one. I wish you happiness in your fun time.
> Beyond all of that, the SciBrick rules require that members be active
There are many ways to be active.
I wish you happiness in our hobby.
Peace and Long Life,
Tw0nst3r
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