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> Many people see me at best as an incoherent mess and
> at worst as a ranting fascist.
Rubbish. At times I saw you as a Mr Miagi type character,
who would trasfer knowledge via osmosis while mulling rotting
egg remains and compost near the yurt. Sanding the whole floor with
a drill cirtainly taught me the finer points of java programming,
while making the tea surely gave me insight into the 'flat' hierarchy
of an adhocracy.
> > I'm in the middle - relative to me. ;-)
> > That's probably to your right.
It seems to me that when governments rise in the right,
people tend to head left. I suggest everyone reads the great
revolutionary manifesto 'What I Did On My Holidays' and chant:
"Regrettable Decease Without undue suffering To The Forces of
Oppression!"
May you live in interesting times
James San
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> On Tuesday 09 September 2003 7:36 am, jimw@paneris.org wrote:
> > timp@paneris.org wrote:
> > >>I am concerned that my potential customers might suspect that
> > >>I am an anti-establishment, left-wing idealist if they take a
> > >>quick look at the Paneris site.
> > >
> > >Are you not?
> >
> > I'm in the middle - relative to me. ;-)
> > That's probably to your right.
>
> Many people see me at best as an incoherent mess and
> at worst as a ranting fascist.
>
> I like to think I have an instantaneous position,
> to take a physics metaphor at random it
> seems difficult to know both my position and
> direction.
>
> > I'm fairly selective about which bits of the establishment
> > I am against.
> >
> > I'm not an idealist.
> >
> > >What are you doing in PanEris then ;)
> >
> > I'm trying to change it while I look find something else
> > similar but different.
>
> I hope you can manage to stamp your own mark on
> PanEris, I know it is difficult to get free of the history
> and 'ownership' of those who have been around
> but really you are a full and equal member and
> I truely want to enable you to feel PE is 'home'.
>
> Maybe installing a wiki or your CMS would be good?
>
> > I don't expect to be totally successful
> > with either.
>
> I certainly don't want you to find somewhere else
> and will do what I can to try not to obstruct your changes.
>
> cheers
> timp
>
> >
> > Cheers,
> >
> > Jim
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