Jim:
We're not under any obligation to tell people how the money gets spent, but doing so certainly goes a long way building good will. In my opinion, a simple 'We got X monies in donations which were used to purchase dedicated hosting, bandwidth, and various novelties for booth and show kit' once in a while would do worlds of good for showing people how we use the money they choose to give us.
I agree with completely!
I feel that the way the situation was handled was the right way. We approached in private first. We approached as a collective group in private. And finally when all else failed to work, action was taken and the issues were made public.
I disagree with you on this. Giving a person years with no movent to resolution is not handling it. That is just pulling the rug over it until is festers into a larger problem.
Thanks, Neil
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