Author: Robert Hyatt
Date: 12:58:37 06/24/99
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On June 24, 1999 at 09:26:49, Steven Schwartz wrote: >The CCC Moderator election is now over and the results are as follows: > >1st - Bruce Moreland >2nd - Fernando Villegas >3rd - KarinsDad (KD) >4th - Danniel Corbit >5th - James Robertson >6th - Harald Faber > >This means that Bruce, Fernando, and KD will be taking office on July 1st >and Dann will be the alternate. I know that KD will be away until the 26th >so he will not know his status until then. The term of office will end on >January 31, 2000. Our current moderators will be in "office" through >June 30th. > >My personal thoughts... >Whether you agreed (or not) with the decisions of Will, Harold, and Peter, >I hope that you understand the time and effort that they put into their >"jobs" here on CCC. I do not think anyone can truly understand the >difficulty of the moderator job in a forum of so many people with so >many diverse opinions, cultures, and native languages (all, more or >less, trying to speak English). > >As for our 6 nominees and 3 "Moderators Elect", I thank you for your >willingness to stand before the firing squad WITHOUT a blindfold. I >think that any of the 6 of you would have been a good choice, but >someone had to "win". > >I await the inevitable CCC message board battles, and I am >curious to see how Bruce, Fernando, and KD handle them since their >views seem to be so different from each other. But, most interesting >to me is the fact that the three of them represent the entire >spectrum of opinions as to how conservative or liberal the >moderation should be. Every member of CCC should have an ally in >office. > >Congratulations (or condolences) to the winners. >Again, thanks to the outgoing moderators! > >Regards, Steve (ICD/Your Move) \ Did you mean that their term really ends 1/31/00? (7 month term) or do they end 12/31/99? (6 month term)? Bob
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