>If you read the editorial the way I do, the organization's cadre will have
>access to the member information. What do you think about that?
>Bill Winans
>Since the NASG allows members to specifically include or exclude whatever
>information they desire from both the web site and the directory, I can't
see
>what the problem is.
>Ed Kozlowsky
>Unless someone forwards information that was not
>published, it should be OK.
>Pieter E. Roos
Bill asked: "What do you think about that?"
Bill...
My answer to your question is that I see several folks, none of whom is an
attorney, making statements that may or may not be legally correct. I would
be a lot happier if someone who really knows what they are talking about
would express a knowledgeable opinion for all of us to read. I think this
area is a bit more complicated than generally believed.
No criticism intended, but amateurs and professionals are two different
animals. For my money, I will take the professional every time. I know of
two genuine attorneys who read messages on this list. Perhaps they would
like to educate us a bit.
Cheers..Ed L.
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