[MLB-WIRELESS] Meeting Structure? #%(^&!!

[rick]

look from what i can see ither of the 2 people (andy and bryce) are actualy
willing to take a step further unless its by them selfs, atleast i am
willing to accept help/critizism from someone such as intel, i dont give a
shit if they laugh at me, becouse unlike you people who instead of having a
go at doing something creatve  choose to insult me or the melb wireless in
general

i know theres alot of people trying to get this thing working, so what if
some one like intel doesnt help us, doesnt mean we cant do it on our own,
but just becouse we can do it on our own doesnt mean we cant accept help

on and off i have been on the mailing list and usally when people start
having goes at melb wireless i unlist for a while, cous i hate negitive
people

look if you dont want my help then fine, i am doing this for me and the
people who do want help

rik


----- Original Message -----

I look like a suit. Usually wear one.

Rick I think you'll waste your time until we address some of the issues I've
mentioned below, such as "who are we?" We need to be able to give some hard
and fast factual answers to simple questions like that.

rgds,
Bryce

From: "Andy Freeman" <andy at kawasaki.kz>
To: <melbwireless at wireless.org.au>
Sent: Friday, March 15, 2002 11:28 PM
Subject: RE: [MLB-WIRELESS] Meeting Structure? #%(^&!!


> Ok boys... drop your pants around your ankles, flop it out and get this
> "dick sizing" over with.
>
> I cannot believe this dribble of "I was here before you" school-yard
> shite.
>
> Do you really think that Mr Intel or Ms Microsoft would want to invest
> in a group that showed such an immaturity?  I don't think so.
>
> Committee?
> Ad-hock?
> Structure?
> Feral?
>
> Don't worry about it, get a node up and running, link it to someone
> else, teach, encourage and motivate others to do the same and while you
> work through the real issues of setting-up equipment and routing to
> someone else you will then be wiser to the needs of a community wireless
> group.
>
> I'm not saying don't have the foresight to see issues before they arise,
> more "you need to walk before you crawl".
>
> The "NetworkHorde" wikiwikiwhatsit it a great way to start, it gives
> some structure for those that require it and provides teaching,
> encouragement and motivation to others (and the people that keep asking
> "where is the free internet" can ignore it).
>
> C'mon guys, we CAN get this to work.
>
>
>       Andy.
>
>
> Oh... BTW I tuck mine into my left boot to stop it from bruising my leg.
>
>
>
>
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