"The Spirit of ....", "The intentions were ... ", ..... yes, Phyllis, you and some others are correct, when you want something, all that is necessary is how to get around the obstacle. Probably one of the worst examples, yet maybe so fitting, and I have no solution for ... the commandment "The shalt not kill." But, I keep wondering what part of those four words don't we understand? There is nothing wrong with an Irish Temper, except when it results in the loss of teeth ... it handicaps the chewing and the speaking. Experience has taught that the leadership, and probably the FOIAGW, will do what they will do and they will justify it, at least to themselves. Bill Oliver -=- Phyllis Rippee wrote: > "We just need to be dilligent to review each situation on its own merit in > order to protect the project." > > And, I respectfully ask....who is "we"? > > You know as well as I do that if 1500 members of this Project protested what > FOIAGW is doing, it wouldn't make one bit of difference because that is what > they are going to do. > > I maintain that if it is all right for some people to organize a non-profit > group that will "accept" contributions for whatever reason to "further > enable" (support) the placing of FREE access material on line, then it > should be okay for any CC to "find" a non-profit group that will "accept" > contributions to "further enable" the CC to place FREE access material on > line. > > Phyllis