[pp.int.general] Invitation PPI Conference Paris 12th/13th of April

[Anouk]

Which (solid) arguments are there in favour of making it worth it to delay
this GA 3 or 5 weeks ? (I can't think of any solid/pragmatic argument).
Is there not also an obligation to inform yourself (being involved more
then just trolling ?) on the progress of the PPI ?
You don't have to subscribe to read the wiki is it not ?

To put this short, if there is a fundamental problem/error at the PPI, it
should be dealt with accordingly. And not by (the accordingly caused)
incidents (re-)occurring. That is a just weak sophism (lawyers spin-talk
alike) and shows of little (collective ?) intelligence.

Just another opinion,
A.


On 28 March 2014 13:42, Thijs Markus <thijs.markus at piratenpartij.nl> wrote:

> Well, there's a price to pay for transparency and informed decision making
> if you're the in-crowd.
>
>
> On 28.03.2014 13:25, Marco Confalonieri wrote:
>
>> Il 28/03/2014 12:50, Thijs Markus ha scritto:
>>
>>>
>>> No offence, but looking at this, wouldn't it be more appropriate to
>>> reschedule this GA in some 6 weeks, so it can be done properly? If
>>> only because at this point only there is only one known candidate, and
>>> I'd like far more than an odd week to inform myself about the
>>> alternatives.
>>>
>>>
>> That would be inconvenient. Some people already bought tickets since the
>> dates and location of the next PPI General Assembly have been available
>> on the PPI wiki for months.
>>
>> --
>> Marco Confalonieri
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