--- Cool Hand Luke failure.to.communicate@gmail.com wrote:
Even in cases where the petitioner is ultimately cleared, arbitration requires an arduous defense. For people that would rather, say, work on wikipedia, arbitration is a hassle. No sane individual would want to draw fire from a troll who wants nothing more than to launch spurious attacks.
Noted. I think this is a side effect of the ArbCom not capping the amount of evidence that can be presented (several evidence pages have exceeded 100KB). I'd like to cap the number of words each person in arbitration can submit. This should reduce tit for tat evidence submission that consumes so much time of the people who are in cases (and the arbitrators that have to read all that). I'll put some thought into this.
-- mav
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I believe it's capped already to 1,000 words and 100 diffs, which sounds a lot, but when you have a complex case, you can use them up pretty fast. I got through my 1000 words in no time in the LaRouche case, and I don't think I was being long-winded. It means I've got a ton of unused evidence still left on my computer for next time. ;-)
Sarah
On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 16:36:41 -0800 (PST), Daniel Mayer maveric149@yahoo.com wrote:
Noted. I think this is a side effect of the ArbCom not capping the amount of evidence that can be presented (several evidence pages have exceeded 100KB). I'd like to cap the number of words each person in arbitration can submit.
From: Daniel Mayer maveric149@yahoo.com Noted. I think this is a side effect of the ArbCom not capping the amount of evidence that can be presented (several evidence pages have exceeded 100KB). I'd like to cap the number of words each person in arbitration can submit. This should reduce tit for tat evidence submission that consumes so much time of the people who are in cases (and the arbitrators that have to read all that). I'll put some thought into this.
1000 words/100 links is already pretty tight for more complex cases.
Jay.