
Including: Into the Echo Chamber, Tim Allen reports on another magnificent Yorkshire Dales find by the Space Miners....and: The Great Geoff Yeadon, undoubtedly one of the greats of the caving world. Following his death at the age of 75, Geoff Crossley, Martin Grass and Mick Nunwick pay tribute to him.
ChrisJC said:I move for the next AGM we remove the word chair, and use the word president instead. Much less controversial.
Chris.
Loud arguments in the pub, on the street, on the roads will always attract attention, but most people think it unrewarding and undignified to get involved.Badlad said:What is interesting is that this topic has already had nearly 4000 views. That will be a lot of the same people returning again and again but never the less it's still a lot of interest. Perhaps cave politics is more popular than many give it credit for :-\
NewStuff said:Unless people are hell bent on objecting to the change, for unknown reasons, then it's "I propose we change the title of Chairman to Chair". Seconded, put to members, voted online, job done.
droid said:So the need for a ballot on a word that's merely a descriptor isn't a faff?
I still maintain they scrap the lot and start over because it's not fit for purpose any more. The fact that these arguments have to be had shows that. I've said this for years. I do not have a testicular shortage, I'l;l happily say this to someone face in a boozer. Anyone that knows me knows I'm just as gobby in real life. I do agree somewhat though, as it's been shown repeatedly, that they cannot be reasoned with. However, if someone is going to play these shenanigans they set up, then this is the way to play it.droid said:Just change it. The more you try to accommodate the 'anti' element the more they are emboldened to make more demands. Just grow some.
So, you're BradW then?mikem said:Anyway, Newstuff changing the wording of a quote is more of an issue.
mikem said:No, just thought it ironic that on one thread you say you can't just change a word on the constitution & then do the forum equivalent, by changing Kay's words.