[Foundation-l] [ANNOUNCEMENT] Greenspan illustration project

[GerardM]

Hoi,
Thomas Dalton, is there a mirror in your house ?
Thanks,
    GerardM

On 11/4/07, Thomas Dalton <thomas.dalton at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> On 04/11/2007, Lars Aronsson <lars at aronsson.se> wrote:
> > Thomas Dalton wrote:
> >
> > > Hiring someone in another country means you are doing business
> > > in that country, and that business falls under that countries
> > > jurisdiction. Whether there are any jurisdictions that would
> > > require the WMF to do anything, I don't know,
> >
> > It's OK that you don't know.  But you seem to assume that the
> > staff of the Wikimedia Foundation doesn't know either.  If they
> > mention that they're sending a letter somewhere, I'm sure you'd
> > remind them to put a stamp on it.  How can you be so sure that
> > they are absolute beginners in just about everything?  For the
> > rest of us, your frequent postings on the most trivial matters are
> > starting to become tiresome.
>
> I'm not assuming they don't know. I'm not assuming either way, that's
> why I'm asking. The point I'm trying to make, which you seem to be
> completely oblivious to, is that this is *not* a "most trivial
> matter". It is a very serious matter which needs to be given the
> appropriate consideration. If the people involved have already given
> it that consideration, then great, if not, then hopefully I've saved
> them the trouble doing it wrong could cause. If you consider people
> discussing how to make the foundation work well "tiresome", I suggest
> you unsubscribe from this list.
>
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