Dear Dimitry,
when asking Chris to remove the thread from the mailing list, you could have
at least send a cc: to me and Ray. That would be a decent way of doing
things not only because I am a director, but also because the thread
contained postings by me and Ray.
The content of the thread to be hidden only shows some part of you in the
true light that you prefer to hide. It does not discredit the FreeMind
project. You are making an error if you are identifying your person with the
FreeMind project.
Upon your request, I will hide the email from the archive again. However,
you are deceiving yourself if you think that this will hide that email
exchange from the public view.
Best regards,
Daniel Polansky
On Feb 16, 2008 9:19 AM, Dimitry Polivaev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Dear Dan,
> > Dear all,
> >
> > I have unblocked the thread again.
> >
> > It is not that I am against the blocking. It is that your habit to make
> > and execute important decisions behind my back, behing the curtain, has
> > already produced problems that I would like to avoid in the future.
>
> Provided the fact that you have been informed about the blocking of the
> thread by Chris and there were no attempts to do it "behind your back",
>
> provided the fact that blocking of the thread messages is reversible,
>
> provided the fact that you personally are not against the blocking,
>
> provided the fact that the content of the thread discredits me and
> therefore also the project,
>
> provided the fact that readability of the thread messages has no impact
> on any other issue considering the project,
>
> I ask you to block the thread again.
>
> Best regards, Dimitry
>
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