[Imc-dc-editorial] For general information

[Chuck0]

NShia@aol.com wrote:
> Hey Chuck,
> Why don't you propose an editorial policy, call a meeting of the editorial 
> lists, and get a DC IMC consensus on what the editorial policy is.  So far, 
> we don't have anything in writing specifying all the nitty gritty details.  
> The way it is now, all it seems like you do is throw curve balls from the 
> sidelines without ever getting into the game.  It's kinda annoying.  And then 
> you wonder why folks have problems with you.  It's kinda wierd.

Ahem! If you want to talk about curveballs, how about that thing I did on the 
IMC co-op model which took me some amount of work?

You have a good point. We've been meaning to have a meeting on editorial 
stuff, so let's set one up. We could have a separate meeting or devote some 
time to this at a future IMC meeting. It seems to me that we might want to 
have a special IMC editorial meeting to draft a policy before taking it to a 
bigger meeting.

> So, if you want to get into the game, here's a personal invitation to come 
> help out tonight with the IMC fundraiser OH MY GODDESS at the Arena Stage 
> theater at 1901 14th Street, NW.  We're also having a reception, and I've 
> asked many IMC people to come help, bring something to contribute to the 
> reception, like something to drink or eat.  Even if you don't have the money 
> to buy something, there are many places  in this city to hussle something 
> from.    If you don't know, I'd be happy to tell you some.
> Just trying to come up with a peaceful solution to you and the issues you 
> create in the DC IMC.
> 
> Will I see you at the theater tonight?

Thanks for the invite, but I have a meeting that conflicts.

Chuck0

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