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    <p><font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Well, Evan -- I would
        say that, since we don't have much power, we need to keep all
        avenues of possible alliances open. That means, no gratuitous
        swiping at any group.<br>
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    <p><font face="Times New Roman, Times, serif">Marita</font><br>
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    <div class="moz-cite-prefix">On 4/15/2019 7:13 PM, Evan Leibovitch
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            style="font-family:tahoma,sans-serif;color:#0b5394">On Sun,
            14 Apr 2019 at 09:23, Alan Greenberg <<a
              href="mailto:alan.greenberg@mcgill.ca"
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            wrote:<br>
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            It is largely unchanged with the exception of "require"
            being changed <span class="gmail_default"
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            t<span class="gmail_default"
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            "request" and an explanatory paragraph at the end. This was
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            after consultation to ensure that we were not perceived as
            not understanding Board restrictions and to no<span
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            </span>give an "easy" way of <span class="gmail_default"
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            </span>rejected the advice ("we don't have that power").</blockquote>
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            class="gmail_default">Sigh. We really haven't learned
            anything, even after decades of experience.</div>
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            class="gmail_default">The Board will reject ALAC advice that
            doesn't align with what it's going to do anyway, as it
            always does and has done. Why do we care if their rejection
            is really easy or slightly less easy?</div>
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            class="gmail_default">Do the consequences change whether the
            answer is "cannot" rather than "will not"?</div>
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            class="gmail_default">Since we're anticipating responses
            .... if we said "require" and the Board truly agreed with
            our sentiment, it could respond "we're not able to demand it
            but we'll do what we can to ensure this important issue is
            addressed". Instead, we've toned down the statement before
            it even gets to that point.<br>
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            class="gmail_default">Do we feel strongly that Thick WHOIS
            is addressed (you must do this in the interest of our
            constituency) or not (pretty please, we'll go away silently
            if you say no and forget we even asked)?</div>
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            class="gmail_default">Maybe the problem is mine alone. I
            should stop being surprised at ALAC's capacity for
            self-debasement.<br>
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            class="gmail_default">- Evan</div>
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