Subj : Re: Micronet... To : deon From : Gamgee Date : Sat Mar 22 2025 08:06 am -=> deon wrote to Gamgee <=- de> Re: Re: Micronet... de> By: Gamgee to Shurato on Fri Mar 21 2025 07:40 am > (to Deon): > You don't think that's an important enough change for an RC to take the > 5-10 minutes that it requires, to make the needed change? In a week? de> Did I do it within a week of reading the message - yes, I did it within de> 24hrs. Okay, fair enough. de> Did I read his message within a "week" of him sending sent it, depends de> if your definition of a week is the same as Seans, or is an actual de> week. Actually that doesnt matter, because the answer to both is no. de> I've been busy with other things that have been more important. I'll admit that I assumed the request message was read within a week of being sent. I guess I shouldn't assume that others' reading habits are the same as mine. > Again, for me at least, I would think an RC would be on top of things > enough to: de> I would say most RCs are on top of things. But this is a hobby and it de> doesnt guarantee their attention when somebody wants something, nor de> that something will get done by a specific time that hasnt been agreed. de> I've worked for many hobby groups and committees, and the first job is de> to make sure everybody got, read and understood the memo, and to de> confirm/agree when the actions can be completed by - especially when de> you are dependant on somebody else doing the work. Perhaps. I think my definition of what an RC should be doing may be a little different. What I mean is that merely by accepting the position (as RC) a person agrees in principle to be more responsive than what we are talking about here. I do understand that that is merely my opinion. > 2. Make the required change, which takes about 5 minutes. de> How would you know it would only takes 5 minutes for everybody? I can de> see that could be true if you ran makenl, but I dont. Another assumption on my part, yes. Someone using a plain text editor would be the same timeframe. Apparently there are other methods that take longer... Okay. Thanks for the explanation, and for reminding me not to assume too much. Cheers. .... Gone crazy, be back later, please leave message. === MultiMail/Linux v0.52 --- SBBSecho 3.23-Linux * Origin: Palantir * palantirbbs.ddns.net * Pensacola, FL * (21:2/138) .