I spotted this today - "Somewhat less excitingly: Stephen O'Brien, an
MP with far too much time on his hands, had been asking Parliamentary
Questions about whether government department staff have edited
Wikipedia ..."
http://news.ansible.co.uk/a261.html
Huh, I thought. Interesting. It turns out
2009/4/1 AndrewRT :
> One aspect which might be putting people off is the frequency and
> length of the Board meetings we've been having to date. The initial
> Board has met 23 times so far (nearly once per week on average) often
> for 3 hours or more. Whilst this is probably necessary when we're
>
2009/4/1 AndrewRT :
> One aspect which might be putting people off is the frequency and
> length of the Board meetings we've been having to date. The initial
> Board has met 23 times so far (nearly once per week on average) often
> for 3 hours or more. Whilst this is probably necessary when we're
On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 2:50 PM, AndrewRT wrote:
[...]
> One aspect which might be putting people off is the frequency and
> length of the Board meetings we've been having to date. The initial
> Board has met 23 times so far (nearly once per week on average) often
> for 3 hours or more. Whilst this
We had a chat at the Board meeting last night and there was a bit of
nervousness at the fewness of people who have expressed an interest in
standing for the Board. The applications are going straight to the
tellers so the current Board members won't actually know who's applied
until they're anounce
