development of the web site

[xmasdale]

Congratulations on getting this forum up and running.

I hope supporters will now post to it many of the articles they would otherwise send to my e-mail address. Hitherto I have been in receipt of a large numbers of articles, but have not known what to do with them. I circulate some to those I think may be interested, but I have undertaken not to overburden the complete mailing list with too much information and think that two group e-mailings per month is enough. Supporters have also asked me to keep group e-mails short and to have no attachments.

I think there is also a need for a closed forum, open only to registered activists in the British and Irish 9/11 Truth Movement, where we can discuss strategy in private. Perhaps it could also be extended by invitation to certain trusted activists overseas. This open forum will inevitably be posted to by those who seek to discredit us and put spanners in the works.

Can this be done?

[Pikey]

Congratulations on setting up the website......... look forward to seeing it evolve. Well done Alf and Mick???!!!

Totally agree with you Xmasdale we also do need a private forum for security reasons to avoid infiltration from the ptb (powrs that be).

Yes it can be done.

[Jim]

Yep - we just need to know who the members are and then set up groups for the private forums. I have created a new, closed group and have given permission for the group to post to the Suggestions Private Forum. You can view the group members by clicking on the Usergroups link at the top of the page. I've populated it with the members that I know of.

We may need other private forums so please let us know what you think might be required.

[flamesong]

I'm afraid I have nothing to do with the website. I made a statement to the mailing list (or most of it) that having waited four months for access to the website ftp details (I originally made proposals for the website which I intended to be in place well before the tour started) and having (with the help of Mick) created a site template, a meeting (at which neither Mick or I were present) decided that there were going to be not one but three websites and that presumably Mick and I were going to be doing all the work (voluntarily). When I raised the issue the point was made that I had no right to complain as I was getting paid! Suggesting, I assume, that I ought to shut up and do as I was told.

In summary, as the ftp details were still not forthcoming (and never were - making working on a website somewhat impossible!), decisions were being made without my involvement and without consideration of the amount of work involved and the fact that four months after I had volunteered my situation had changed and I was due to start a full time job, I decided that I wanted no further part in the website.

Nobody responded to my decision but I have heard that a number of people are of the opinion that I had somehow acted treacherously!

Just for the record, like...

Alf

[Jim]

Thanks Alf,

I'm sorry that you have been sent on a wild goose chase ... if you are still interested pm me and we can discuss your potential contribution to the site in more detail.

[Pikey]

Hi Alf,

Hope you are well. Thanks for putting us in the picture. Call in at one of our future meetings if your ever passing, you know you are welcome.

Alf and Mick have two great websites:- flamesong.com and RINF.com respectively.