[New-imc] Re: Request to mailing list imc-process rejected

[Chuck0]

This is a good example of where a moderation policy for imc-process goes over 
the line. My comment was clearly about IMC process and is of interest to the 
IMC process list. I wasn't even asked on #indymedia to post my comments to 
IMC process.

Look, I knew this proposal wouldn't go over well, but these little obstacles 
are incredibly annoying. So here's what I'll do to make things easier: I'll 
withdraw the proposal and find another venue to pursue this project. This 
project is not worth the hair-pulling that I've had to go through so far.

Chuck0

imc-process-admin at lists.indymedia.org wrote:
> Your request to the imc-process mailing list
> 
>     Posting of your message titled "Arguments for a subject-based IMC"
> 
> has been rejected by the list moderator.  The moderator gave the
> following reason for rejecting your request:
> 
> "Chuck, this was a tough call.  The working/experimetnal policy of
> facilitating imc-process is to reject cross-postings.  If the author
> is sure the message relates specifically to imc-process, and not
> another imc list, then he or she can repost it to imc-process only.
> But... I can see why you would cross-post in this case, since both
> imc-process and new-imc are used when considering new imc's.  I did,
> however, notice that your message has already sparked some
> conversation in new-imc (and I've already declined the replies that
> are cross-posted between the two boards as well), so perhaps its best
> to let the conversation continue there.  "
> 
> Any questions or comments should be directed to the list administrator
> at:
> 
>     imc-process-admin at lists.indymedia.org
> 
> 


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