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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2019-09-11 6:40 μ.μ., Ryan Sleevi
via Public wrote:<br>
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<div>I also feel a bit offended by your expression that I am
"committed to avoiding changes to the Bylaws". I would very
much like to make this a Bylaws update but I respect the
majority's opinion not to make small changes to Bylaws.<br>
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<div>It's unclear why offense was received, but it was certainly
not intended. You made it clear in your earlier message that you
believe this should be in the Bylaws and you are intentionally
not placing it in the Bylaws. That seems a very clear,
intentional choice, especially in light of past discussion why
it should be in the Bylaws, not do it.</div>
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I hope you understand that wanting to do one thing (propose this
simple change in the Bylaws) but not doing it because the majority
asked for it (as I explained, the majority doesn't like small
changes to Bylaws because it involves a lot of legal reviews, etc),
doesn't mean that I am "<b>committed </b>to avoid changes to the
Bylaws". In any case, thanks for clarifying that it was not
intended. <br>
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You provided a very detailed response that captures the topic very
well. I will carefully review and consider how we can approach this
in the best way.<br>
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Dimitris.<br>
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