On 8/17/07, Sean Whitton <sean@silentflame.com> wrote:

Just to make it clear to everyone, ComProj is an unofficial collection
of people who want to help with communications projects that Sandy
needs doing, and that such a group allows us to work better together.
We do not have any authority or status (aside from as helpful
people!), and that is why we are able to have a completely open group
which anyone can join, which is a Good Thing :-)

On 17/08/07, Aphaia <aphaia@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hello
> I am very surprised at seeing the below:
> Other requests from Transcom
>
>     * 6 August 2007: Translation requests/Wikipedia IRC guidelines
>     * 22 July 2007: Translation requests/WMFnews
>     * 19 July 2007: Translation requests/WMF/Current staff
>     * 12 July 2007: Board elections/2007/Results
>     * 21 April 2007: Translation requests/Benefactors
> ....
>
> And this request was created by Greeves.
> I recommended Greeves to submit his request to Babylon but never
> encourage him or her to  behave in such a manner. He has no good
> reason to speak in the name of Transcom, more over assign higher
> prioirity to his favorite document than Wikimedia Foundaition website.
>
> I don't know Greeves so I don't know why he is so boldly acting. I
> would like to make it sure  ComProjGroup has no right to act under
> Communications Subcommitee name without their agreement.
>
> I don't received mails from this list, so cc would be appreciated.
>
> I reduced the request status to new, not open, to remove it from the list.
> Thank you for your understanding.
>
> --
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