Re: [wg-c] A little less noise please (I'm trying to drink)

["Ken Stubbs" <kstubbs@corenic.org>]

hello all

i hereby assign my daily posting allocations  (on a temporary basis)  as
follows

mondays.... schwimer & walsh
tuesdays... feld & mueller
wednesday... weinberg & mueller
thursday... both to auerbach  ( he is particularly productive in the latter
part of the week )
friday... walsh & crispin
weekends ... feld, mueller, & kevin connelley & crispin... you all split
them up in the most judicious and practical  manner ( taking into
consideration that some of us cannot or will not work on certain days of the
week)

my very best to all of you for a wonderful holiday season (if your
celebrating the holidays) and a most productive new year..

i have a call into marty schwimer to have him draw up some sort of a
"bequest-style" document  (hopefully on a pro-bono fee basis)

ken stubbs
p.s. eric... you just blew one of your daily allocation



----- Original Message -----
From: Eric Brunner <brunner@world.std.com>
To: <wg-c@dnso.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 22, 1999 10:28 PM
Subject: [wg-c] A little less noise please (I'm trying to drink)


> In case anyone was getting carried away with this pleasent exercise, by my
> cheerfully unofficial count, the following persons are running a surplus:
>
> 3 Christopher Ambler
> 3 Martin B. Schwimer
> 4 William X. Walsh
> 3 Harold Feld
> 5 Karl Auerbach
> 3 Milton Mueller
>
> I was trying to think about ships, as someone _not_ clever enough to be in
> WG-C, some poor daft looser out in the nether reaches of ICANN's listless
> lists, actually managed to suggest something useful. A week without any of
> you would be kind of nice, but if you can't manage that, try keeping the
> broad process agreement, 2/day, like vitamins, and do think hard about the
> writing.
>
> Cheers,
> Eric
>