On 19 March 2014 12:40, Stevie Benton <stevie.benton@wikimedia.org.uk> wrote:
> Just reviewing this feedback there's a couple of specific points I want to
> address.
>
> "Copy violations" for images. I am going to link to them in the digital
> version and give an accreditation in the printed version.
> Links are included for the digital version. They will be added as citations
> for the print version.
> With reference to "groups of MEPs" - Mike, this is pretty standard. Each MEP
> represents either a political party or are independent. Each party /
> independent (in almost every case) is a part of a wider, cross-Europe
> grouping. For example, UK Independence Party MEPs are mostly members of the
> wider "Europe of Freedom and Democracy Group".
> Andy, your comment about the House of Commons is noted. I shall replace that
> image.
> Mike, I'm pretty certain we have discussed the mention of start-ups before.
> It is about noting that many different groups will benefit from change.
> Competition, particularly in tech, is very important to Europe on a global
> level. Noting that these changes benefit start-ups as well as other groups
> is really speaking to them in a language they will understand and respond
> to.
> Andy, your point about the reply address is sensible. We are now
> establishing a new email address specifically for this project.
>
> I will share a final version later in the week once the letter has been
> posted. Thanks for the constructive viewpoints.
>
> Stevie

Thanks for answering some of the points in this email thread.

It is pretty obvious that you have chosen to ignore mine. I guess this
is your call as it is your letter.

Fae

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