Mailing list Charter
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March 6, 2016 at 4:27 pm #84681AnonymousInactive
This charter was posted by the Moderator. The Internet Committee are in breach of this Charter. No where are they given the authority to suspend a member indefinately for a single breach.
Mar 5 9:27 PMCHARTER FOR SOCIALIST PARTY MAILING LISTS
=========================================The Socialist Party of Great Britain operates two public mailing
lists:* spintcom — discussion of internal Party affairs and organisation
* spopen — general discussion of matters of interest to Party members
Both mailing lists can be read by members of the public. The Party's
Internet Department is responsible for managing and moderating the
mailing lists.RULES FOR SPINTCOM AND SPOPEN
* Only current members of the Socialist Party of Great Britain may
post messages to spintcom. Only current members of the SPGB or of
another Companion Party of the World Socialist Movement may post
messages to spopen.* All posts must be on topic.
* No personal attacks. Neither post nor respond to incendiary
material.Moderators will remove any posts in violation of the above rules.
Posters who repeatedly violate the rules may have their posts screened
by the moderators. In extreme cases moderators may suspend posting
privileges. In the event of a dispute regarding the application of
the rules, the aggrieved party shall have right of appeal first to the
moderators, then to the Internet Department, then to the Executive
Committee.GUIDELINES
In addition, please at least consider the following posting
guidelines. Guidelines are not rules, they are not enforced, and
ignoring a guideline is acceptable community behaviour. However, we
feel they make the forum more useful for the majority.* Specify an appropriate and meaningful subject line for your message
so that readers can decide at a glance whether the message will
interest them. Avoid generic subjects such as "Announcement" or
"For your information". When replying, make certain the subject
line of your message is still relevant to the reply. If it isn't,
change it.* Please don't top-post (that is, replying at the top and leaving the
quoted text at the bottom). It breaks continuity and everyone has
to guess what points you're referring to exactly.* When replying, quote only the relevant portion of the original
message. For example, it is particularly undesirable to have a
three-line response followed by 800 lines of quoted text.March 6, 2016 at 7:13 pm #118274AnonymousInactiveAs can be seen from this email from the IC, Ia am being punished for something I allegedly said in 2012/13 Is this surreal?Dear Cde Maratty,The spintcom rules provide that the mailing list moderators, not theInternet Committee, are to hear appeals in the first instance. The spintcom rules do not require moderators to issue warnings, but in anycase you have already been reminded of the rules several times both on- andoff-list. I could refer you to (for example) my e-mail to you of 14January 2013, which summarizes several on-list warnings (including oneabout personal attacks) concerning threads you had begun or wereparticipating in. The mailing list rules have not changed since then buthave been occasionally reposted for the benefit of you and other comrades.I know you were familiar with the rules on personal attacks as you haveoccassionally written to the moderators to complain about what youconsidered to be personal attacks by others. In view of the above and of your history of disruption (see the EC minutesfor November 2012 through March 2013 and the associated correspondence),the moderators have upheld the decision to suspend you indefinitely. Ifyou wish you may escalate your appeal to the Internet Committee. Yours for Socialism,Tristan Millerspintcom/spopen moderator
March 6, 2016 at 7:20 pm #118275Bijou DrainsParticipantI think any reasonable member or sympathiser can see the pedantic approach of moderators with regards to this matter. In my opinion they should hang there heads in shame at the way they have treated Cde Marratty. I for one will not be letting the matter rest.
March 6, 2016 at 7:27 pm #118276AnonymousInactiveThank you comrade. With the support and encouragement I have received this time around I am staying. Let's take this to the Party as a whole and bring the Internet committee to boot
March 6, 2016 at 8:23 pm #118277AnonymousInactiveI have now been suspended from Spopen Greetings.Cde Maratty has been suspended from spopen for continuing to use this mailing list to air complaints about his suspension on another list, instead of following the procedure the Party has laid out. A similar suspension was made several years ago and upheld by the EC (see Motion 14 of the March 2013 EC minutes).Yours for socialism,Tristan Millerspopen/spintcom moderator
March 6, 2016 at 8:38 pm #118278AnonymousInactiveAnd
March 6, 2016 at 8:52 pm #118279AnonymousInactive"In view of the above and of your history of disruption (see the EC minutesfor November 2012 through March 2013 and the associated correspondence),the moderators have upheld the decision to suspend you indefinitely. Ifyou wish you may escalate your appeal to the Internet Committee." Tristan Miller 'Disruption'?? It is what we are doing now. That's all. Called open democracyThen, it was 'disruption'
March 6, 2016 at 11:24 pm #118280AnonymousInactiveMailing list charterlol Pigs in Animal Farm
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