Re: How the council breached their constitution - membersregister request section 7

On 18/12/2022 22:19, Lyndsey Jackson via linux-aus wrote:
> Can we have the constitution updated so that I don't have to feel
> concerned that this man, who I don't know can stop claiming a right to
> my private contact details? 

"this man": there is a hint of sexism there, demonizing men.  Some men,
like some women, really are demons but most are not.

This clause in a constitution protects the integrity of the association.
 In any organization that is serious about its cause, it is imperative
that members can work around the committee and talk to each other
directly.  If you just want to be an anonymous groupie then you can
resign and join one of millions of impotent facebook groups.

The British have a real-world version of facebook, they call it
kettling.  Like soccer, it never really caught on in Australia to the
same extent as the UK.

Look at the crisis in Twitter when Elon Musk closed the accounts of
leading journalists last week.  That is why it is so important that
humans can contact each other directly and not be at the mercy of
thin-skinned dictators and algorithms.

With that in mind, I put the email addresses from the
[email protected] mailing list on CC.

Lyndsey, if you really care about your privacy then please listen to the
adults and stop using gmail.

Regards,

Daniel