[Imc-communication] Fwd: Re: [Resolve] wiki page for Diet Simon

[Peaceworx]

I read  through Shayne's Mail and agree that people's careers and 
especially feelings shouldn't be damaged.
I just thought that it would be quite some work to identify the pieces 
that should be deleted, because on the other hand, Indymedia is an open 
and transparent network, for which documentation is important-

When I read Petro's Mail (response to Shayne's Mail), I felt angry and 
confused, because the way I read it, gives me the impression, that Mick 
Lambe fell victim to some cruel guys in the indymedia network...and I 
was afraid, that this could open the old discussion again...hope this 
won't be the case, as i am not sure whether very much has changed yet...

In any way, my impression is, that it is not an easy tak to identify 
which pages should be deleted or whatsoever.

*Proposal*
A good way forward could be that Mike himself, lists links to all the 
pages and documents he wants to be deleted. Otherwise my assumption is 
that nobody will do anything, because there are so many pages and it 
will be hard to find out which pages are perceived as negative.

Once there is a list of pages that should be deleted, it would be much 
easier to decide, if deleting (part of) the content of these pages would 
be a gud thing to do, balancing indymedia's transparent documentation 
approach with Mike's (and the others who were involved) individual rights.


I wish that there will be an easy and quick solution for this one.

Love & Solidarity,

Ben




Petros Evdokas wrote:
> CC: imc-darwin, imc-resolve
>
> Shayne O'Neill wrote:
>
>   
>> Although I' not really that involved with the global collective any more, 
>> I'd like to add my voice to Micks request to have these communications 
>> redacted. Its time we moved on folks, and with that lets remove the public 
>> debate emails. Mick is right. In an age of tools such as Maltego , and the 
>> ever present 'employer google check', Its entirely reasonable that these emails 
>> , from all sides, with emotionally charged fighting be removed. Without 
>> the context of the long and painful debate to refer to, the emails appear 
>> confused and hurtful attacks on peoples characters. These can damage 
>> peoples careers, and more to the point , damage peoples feelings.
>>
>> The issue is now years old, but whilst stuff is on google, the wounds 
>> remain raw.
>>
>> I realise many people are not much fans of Mr Lambe, but Mr Lambe is still 
>> an activist, and I'd ask people put their personal feelings aside, and do 
>> the right thing.
>>
>> We'd want as much where the boot on the other foot.
>>
>> peace,
>> Shayne.
>>     
>
> I'd like to add my voice to this. I applaud and embrace Shayne's 
> proposal to honour the request by Mick Lambe. When indymedia editors and 
> moderators become aware of material that is defamatory, libellous and 
> clearly aimed at character assasination, we have a responsibility to 
> remove it from our pages.
>
> To whoever has technical and/or administrative access to do so, please 
> act on this request; it will help to bring some peace and closure.
>
> I feel that the character assasination campaign against Mick Lambe 
> within our pages has gone on for much too long and by now the only thing 
> it illustrates is our own - indymedia's - inability to grasp right from 
> wrong. Let's take another step toward reconsiliation and for building 
> new bridges of friendship.
>
> Thanks,
> Petros
> Cyprus IndyMedia volunteer
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