I would second Risker's call.

Let me rephrase my words earlier. My apologies, I wrote it past midnight in my time zone and I might have been half awake. 
To put in context, if the concern is addressed to affcom, it should be addressed via an affiliate executive as authorised by their board committee. If it is addressed to a Wikimedia staff, it should be to their line manager or a higher rank position. If there is an ombudsperson or ethics committee hotline (or email), that is the right forum to complain.

In a nutshell, in a professional setting, telling private level matters in a wide public space is totally out of order. We should observe dequorum.

Thanks.


Kind regards,

Butch



On Wed, Oct 27, 2021 at 7:41 AM Risker <risker.wp@gmail.com> wrote:
I think at this point it is time to take this matter off this mailing list.  I think we have all learned more than we ever expected to know about the Wikimedia Slovakia user group. 

Risker/Anne
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