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[Jeebo]

73. Earl, are you one of the people ...

Earl, are you one of the people I should contact if I have some issue with the DU rules? Not that I have any specific issue at the moment, but I'll just flag you for future reference ... I would like to observe that sometimes, some of these rules are open to interpretation. Sometimes it might be a matter of opinion as to whether somebody has violated or not violated them. When I'm called on to do jury duty, if there is anything marginal about the questioned post, or if I don't understand why the post was flagged at all, I'll vote on the side of the poster. In other words, I have to be SURE before I'll vote to remove the flagged post. And I always wonder, on those rare occasions when I vote to remove the offending post, I always wonder, what happens now? Is the post removed? How many people serve on the jury? How many of them have to vote to remove the post to make that happen? Lots of questions like that.

-- Ron