Re: News Flash: CFV: Test link vote for pizza.de.eu.blitzed.org
Mark Rutherford <mark-8Ji+0MjYIF8eIZ0/[email protected]> Mon, 15 Aug 2005 18:51:06 -0400
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Matt Marsh wrote: > Tim Hicks wrote: > >> It *is* being discussed on a staff list. >> >> The point of news items going out on the public list is so that people >> interested in what's happening with the network can get updates >> without asking us or checking the website every so often. > > > Well, it's a question of what information about the network is relevant > to the general Blitzed users rather than just the admins. How is a new server not relevant? > > I would argue that if you (as admins) have decided to add a new server > then that is of general interest to the Blitzed users. > > I would say however an email saying that the admins have decided to vote > on whether a new application will be granted a testlink or not is not > of general interest to Blitzed users. When you make a decision on it > then fine. But do the thousands of users who would potentially be > relevant subscribers to the public list really have an interest in how > the voting procedure will take place for a new application? I'm > suggesting not. > Do normal people lobby their politicians? Consider this: Users are the general public The server admins are the politicians. >> If you don't care to hear about this kind of thing, you don't have to >> be on the public mailing list :P > > > I want to be on the public list; I want to receive relevant information. A new server is not relevant? > > I want to know if/when there is going to be network downtime. I want to > know if there are major changes to the network. I want to know about > changes in policies for Blitzed users. > A new server does not change the network in some major way? > I don't so much care about internal policies of admins and about servers > which have applied and might or might not be granted a testlink. > > Matt Some do. what do you say to those people? I just saw some people on IRC say they were interested. I am interested. So, because you are not we dont get to read it? There is an option: unsubscribe.