[nfbmi-talk] Clarification on Proposed List Policy

[Terry D. Eagle]

Thank you J.J. for that important clarification, as your original post now
makes mmore sense and validity.  I likely missed your point, as I routinely
skip over the message header line of to whom e-mails are sent.  It is
logical and reasonable to conclude that some persons receiving communication
from any individual, could assume and conclude the NFB supports a position
by association via copied communications, when, in fact, the NFB may not
have taken up the issue and taken an official position on any given matter.
,  

-----Original Message-----
From: nfbmi-talk [mailto:nfbmi-talk-bounces at nfbnet.org] On Behalf Of J.J.
Meddaugh
Sent: Sunday, February 02, 2014 6:16 PM
To: NFB of Michigan Internet Mailing List
Subject: [nfbmi-talk] Clarification on Proposed List Policy

Hello. I replied to someone on the other thread but am afraid that 
message may have become lost in the shuffle.
While we all have differing opinions on what should and sholdn't be 
posted here, what I was attempting to do was call out a specific trend.

To explain, sometimes, messages get posted here with official requests 
to the state or another agency. These requests are usually legitimate 
and are needed when it comes to the lack of action by some in 
government. The problem in my eyes comes up when this request is carbon 
copied or CC'd to our list. What this does is to give the effect that 
the NFB of Michigan is a party to the request. Now if our board 
authorizes such a request to take place, this makes sense. But if one of 
our memembers does this, no matter how well-intentioned, it has the 
potential to contradict or hurt our PR strategy. As we look to create 
the best public relations plan for our organization, these are things we 
need to be mindful of.

Please notice I'm not saying anything about the content of civilized 
conversation, just a logistics concern as to the way we present this 
information.
I'd be happy to clarify this to anyone who has any questions on or off list.

Thanks much





-- 
Best regards,
J.J.


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