Theos-Talk Archives (February 1998 Message tt00156)

Alan:
>When we were forming the TI "Statement of Intent" some of the
>feedback came via theos-l, and some via personal e-mail.  I put out my
>original thoughts, and the would-be and existing members told me
>where I was wrong, what I had left out, and how the Statement could
>be better worded.  So I kept reposting the various amended versions
>until all those interested were in substantial agreement.
>
>As is to be expected, not everyone agreed with every detail of every
>line, but there was sufficient consensus for mutual agreement, and we
>went ahead with that.  It may not be too long before we reach the 100
>member mark.  Not high compared to "mainline" TS organisations, but
>our figures go only up. (One member did quit, but rejoined a month or
>two later after sundry correspondence).
>
>So I repeat my suggestion - send you draft either to list members (non-
>concealed members can be found by send the following to
>Listproc@vnet.net:
>
>rev theos-l
>
>and/or to the list itself.  I for one will proofread your effort, and like
>others, may well edit it and post the result back to you ...
>
>Alan (with your face) :o)
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Alright, Alan.  I think I should head to the library and find a book on
diplomacy for my letter.  "Come to my party!" would not do, huh?

Thoa :o)