[Chapter-delegates] Fight Against E-Mail Spam! < which looks MORE like spam

[Joly MacFie]

I have to admit it had me shaking my head too.

Not so much for the spammy aspects, but just for the general impression
that ISOC is hard up and needs to pass the tin cup to help forward policy
advocacy.

j


On Thu, Sep 12, 2013 at 3:49 AM, Klaus Birkenbihl
<Klaus.Birkenbihl at isoc.de>wrote:

> Peter Koch wrote on 12.09.2013 08:07:
> > ISOC is showing all signs of an organisation that has been growing too
> > far too fast, including lack of institutional memory and a deeper
> > understanding of net culture and technology. I'd suggest that the
> > bright minds inside the organisation (and there are lots, still, really)
> > get their feet back on the ground.
> +1 . Another sad example on how carelessly (sillily?) we violate our
> principles
> and harm our credibility. I wonder if anybody at ISOC can tell how
> many of these
> mails where sent? Btw. to make things even worse it might be an idea
> to send
> an excuse to all recipients.
>
> --
> Klaus Birkenbihl
> Treasurer and Board member
> Internet Society German Chapter e.V. (ISOC.DE)
> c/o ict-Media GmbH
> http://www.isoc.de/
>
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