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Re: objections

Posted by Dr. Bob on September 14, 2006, at 9:23:02

In reply to Clarification, posted by Dinah on September 13, 2006, at 14:06:41

> In my opinion, I feel like the deputies are doing a great job. They have a job that is difficult - difficult because there are so many subjective, hard calls to make, difficult because they are here for their own support as well and are trying to walk a very fine line between "authority" and "poster", and difficult because they often have many friends here themselves and it can be emotionally difficult to sanction people you care about (for me anyway). No, theyre not perfect, but I truly dont think anyone on this board (or elsewhere) could do this job with 100% perfection.
>
> wishingstar

> There are rules in place at this site for the protection of posters here. Those rules include not posting things that might lead others to feel accused or put down.
>
> I can't imagine anything that would lead a deputy to feel accused or put down more than a question about impeachment.
>
> Racer

I also think the deputies are doing great in a difficult job. I know it can hurt to feel accused, and I'd like to protect them, too, but at the same time, I think it's important for this community as a whole to be able to discuss its administration openly. So I think I'd like to draw the line close to where Dinah did:

> > the previous procedure.
> >
> > http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/admin/20050323/msgs/475558.html
>
> If the objection is to an action taken in the course of deputorial duties.

Please note that those should be civil objections to deputy actions taken, and neither uncivil objections nor objections to deputies themselves:

http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/admin/20060802/msgs/674449.html

> If the objection is to anything else, see
>
> [ http://www.dr-bob.org/babble/faq.html#help-enforce ]
>
> I suppose general calls for impeachment can be made on the board, unless Dr. Bob rules otherwise.
>
> you ... should feel free that you won't be in any trouble for calling for deputorial resignations or impeachment by email. I don't see how any of the rules has changed in that regard.
>
> Dinah

I'd like general calls for impeachment also to be emailed to me instead of posted.

And to limit each of the above to 3 per deputy per poster. 3 objections to actions taken (posted or emailed) + 3 other objections (emailed) = 6 total objections per deputy per poster.

How does that sound?

Bob


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