In my experience, most people like nice parks in their neighborhood and
prefer them to shabby ones. I have actually logged hundreds of hours sitting
in park space and asking people how they feel about it, so I respect my own
opinion on this subject at least as much as I respect your opinion on
virtual communities. There may be a hidden majority out there that quietly
dislikes nice parks and wishes people would let them run down, but I doubt
it.
I don't dislike Ray at all. He has just raised a very interesting issue
about UCD governance that I've been trying to explore with him. It extends
broadly to any kind of local service group or agency below the City level
(and this is a very large city). I think it's useful to focus attention on
practical issues from the beginning, to steer common inquiry away from blind
alleys. Some lines of thought Ray pursues are not blind alleys.
-- Tony West
From: "Frank" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
This is another example of an area with specific boundaries that you have
decided don't exist because you don't want them to exist. You've even
decided that your opinion is that of "most" people in the neighborhood
and you imply that those who disagree are insane. The arrogance I see in
this post is incredible to me.
Is your dislike for Ray so strong that you have to resort to this? Must
you respond to his every sentence with the opposite opinion? Why respond
at all?
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