Peter, how does one obtain the exact same rights that you have to
[log in to unmask]  You know that this is exactly what I was
requesting, but you keep trying to dodge the issue.  I don't what to be the
owner.  I do want all the other rights and passwords.

You are trying to use the same evasive tactics that Amos Anderson uses
(Amos: "How do you define Latino?".  Peter: "How do you define
listserver?"  President Clinton:  "It depends on what the definition of is
is").  Again, how can I obtain the exact same rights and privileges and
passwords that you have to [log in to unmask]

I ask the questions publicly because the issue is a CU issue, which is "Why
is only a couple people dictating the use of
[log in to unmask]  And, how can the administration of the
listserver be finally in the hands of the members?

On several occasions, a couple "real members" of CU made important
decisions in the name of CU.

Again, how can I obtain the exact same rights and privileges and passwords
that you have to [log in to unmask]  This message only asks about
[log in to unmask]  I don't want to hear about Yahoo.  Like you and
Alphonso, I want to be a moderator of [log in to unmask]





At 11:32 AM 9/27/01 -0500, Peter Munoz wrote:
>Dear Nathaniel:
>
>Since your original question was presented through the lists, this =
>response is being posted because other members have indicated interest on =
>the subject.
>
>The response to your question was perhaps a bit technical; the name of the =
>program that runs AAM, CU, and LUChA is "Listserv", it is a list server.  =
>(Another common list server is named "Majordomo".)  Since these lists were =
>created through my email address it is considered the "owner";  this is a =
>Listserv term to indicate that my email address has access to the =
>parameters of the list Header and its functions.
>
>The term "moderator" has no literal definition in reference to these lists =
>since they are totally open for discussion.  As you personally know, =
>members are free to post whatever is on their minds without censure.  =
>Therefore, in the literal definition, there is no role for a moderator on =
>these lists.  That said, members need to exercise their own judgement to =
>ensure issues are addressed rather than engage in ad-hominem attacks;  =
>that is the official policy of these organizations.
>
>fyi, here again is my answer to your second question:
>
>A2.  For Listserv, your email address is included as Owner in the =
>program=20
>Header;  for Yahoogroups, your email address is defined as Moderator.
>
>Thanks
>pm
>
> >




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