Meeting topic (s)

[David Purucker]

First off, let me say... I just recently signed up to this list, and
I have not attended a meeting yet, but do look forward to it.

It seems to me that Ron is being a bit over-sensitive about this, as
I don't think that anything said was intended with malice.


>Lets reread this message:
>
> >  > > Since, at the last meeting, Pete had offered to do a meeting on
>kernels,
> > > >
>((((I would think he has the floor...))))
>
>Tell me what does this say to you?

This says that someone has already offered to do a meeting on kernels,
and if the attendees showed interest, then Pete should probably be
given the lead to do so.

>
>((((I would also think it is fair to the people that actually come to the
>meetings, that they have precedence on meeting topics.))))
>
>Need I say more!

This makes complete sense to me, in general those who attend meetings
SHOULD decide what the topic will be.  After all, they will be the ones
involved in the presentation/discussion.  If your topic has to be put
off until the following meeting because someone already offered to
present a topic, then stand in line and wait your turn.

Seems fair to me.


>((((No offense meant to those that couldn't make it.))))
>
>Then why state it!


To indicate that it's NOT a personal attack on anyone, which you seem
to have missed.


Anyway... I look forward to the next meeting, whatever the topic...

:wq

Dave




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