Just Moderating and Facilitating

[Career/Pro <cpro@igc.apc.org>]

JUST MODERATING AND FACILITATING

Lately there has been some confusion as to responding to a posting with 
a personal comment or a BF newsgroup comment.  Let me see if I can clear this
up.

The only way that we could ensure that the information you receive from 
the cpro-brownfields Internet newsgroup stays on the topic of brownfields 
related issues was to have all postings come through me (Tony Chenhansa).

 Here is how the process works:

  1. I receive a posting that is addressed to <cpro-brownields@igc.apc.org>
  2. I resend the posting, with an approval code, back to the conference
  3. I do not edit or alter any documents
  4. Almost always the name of the person who authored or sent the
  document originally appears at the top of the posting
  5. Occasionally CAREER/PRO may appear on the top of the document, 
  however, that does not mean I am the author.  This happens because I 
moderate the conference
  6. If I author a document my name appears on the bottom of the document.
  7. If you want to create a response to the posting then you should 
reply to cpro-brownfields@igc.apc.org. If you want to respond to the original 
person who created the posting then you should reply by typing in the individual's 
e-mail address.

  This newsgroup was designed as a public forum for people to express 
their opinions, post information, share successes and setbacks, ask
  questions, and just plain discuss ideas.  However, I will not post 
opinions that are directed towards individuals, these messages are to be sent
person to person.  The best way to respond to something you either agree or
disagree with is to post your information, opinion, or experiences.  

  Hope this helps to clarify the process.  Please respond with any 
questions, concerns, etc.  

  Thanks for your cooperation,

  Tony Chenhansa

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