[Foundation-l] policy on languages without native speakers

[Marcus Buck]

Jesse Martin (Pathoschild) hett schreven:
> Mark Williamson <node.ue at gmail.com> wrote:
>   
>> Also, there must be an oversight process so that
>>  if the community believes the LC has acted in error in a specific
>>  case, it can be reopened and a constructive dialogue can be held.
> Isn't that what we're doing? Didn't you just comment in a public
> discussion suggesting that we have a public discussion? :)

I guess, the answer will be 'no'. We are discussing, but if the 
subcommittee insists on its viewpoints, there is no way to do anything 
about this for people with other viewpoints. I think Mark thought of 
something like an official supervising institution, where at the end of 
the discussion this institution says "The subcommittee was right" or 
"The subcommittee was not right". And that decision would be binding.

At the moment we are just argueing and argueing and Gerard saying "You 
don't understand the world!" and this will last til the end of days if 
nobody gets tired of it before ;-) (Gerard won't, I guess ;-) )

Marcus Buck