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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 2019-03-14 00:26, Graeme Fitzpatrick
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<div dir="ltr">On Thu, 14 Mar 2019 at 08:06, Sergio
Manzi <<a href="mailto:smz@smz.it"
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I was advicing somebody something completely different as of
lately: to form a hidden, underground, group of motivated
persons to draft proposals that are already agreed upon by
at least "some" before going public with the proposal...<br>
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Your opinion?<br>
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<div>Did see that, & thought Hmmm?</div>
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<div>The problem I can see, & yes, of course there'll be
ways around it, is how do you pick their <strike>conspirators</strike>
<strike>collaborators</strike> team?</div>
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<div>Do you stick up a post saying I'm thinking about a new
way of mapping disputed boundaries, anybody interested
please contact me privately, or do you send private messages
to me, Joseph, Kevin, Dave etc etc to say the same thing? <br>
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<p>Honestly there is no conspiratory intent in what I'm talking
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<p>How would I pick them? Say that I want to make a proposal about
how to tag "cauliflower fields": I'll try to get in touch via
email with others that have already expressed their interest in
something similar (<i>e.g. artichokes fields</i>) and ask if they
are interested in working with me on my new fantastic idea of
tagging "cauliflower fields" and/or if they know anybody else that
they think could be interested.<br>
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<div>Then how do you work together? I don't think we've got
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<p>No need for that. You can use good-old email, WhatsApp, Telegram,
Signal, Slack, IRC, ... whatever.</p>
<p>There is no need for that interaction to go through channels
directly handled by OSM</p>
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<div>Also, when do you decide that we're going to need a
secret meeting to plot this out - some things that seem
complicated will turn out to be "change always to usually
& it's good to go" & vice versa.</div>
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<p>Ooops... sorry... I'm afraid I don't understand the meaning of
the above. Can you please repharase?<br>
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<div>Please don't get me wrong - it's an interesting idea
& may well prove to be a good way to go!</div>
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<div>Thanks
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<p>Cheers!</p>
<p>Sergio</p>
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