again, i disagree with little (if any) of what you say that. I don’t agree with the
characterization, prior to any sort of investigation, that something was absolutely wrong.
We don’t KNOW what’s gone on, is my point.
So let’s not speculate until and unless an investigation is completed - and probably not
then either.
pb
On Jan 2, 2016, at 9:54 PM, Comet styles
<cometstyles(a)gmail.com> wrote:
I'm quite aware of what James was trying to achieve
(
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Doc_James/Foundation) and I'm
fully in support of his ideas so if whatever he did was related to one
of those he mentions on the link, then its quite understandable why
right now I'm on his side and not on the the other side...5 of whom
the community did not appoint (or trusts) and one who is there by
'default'
The issue is not what James did, it was the drastic step taken and
above all the silence in relation to this from the 'BoT' which has
become quite deafening..When you fire someone and them make a
statement regarding it and why, we all would have accepted it and
possibly fought it if we had found it unjustified..but when you fire
someone and then run back into the hole...what are we to assume?..Its
too early to start an investigation since no one is forthcoming...so
speculation and allegations are the only things left... I'm not angry,
I personally don't care but I have seen too much nonsense by the
hierarchy over the last 5 years to allow another one to be swept under
the rug under the veil of "privacy" ...
--
Cometstyles
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