[MR] Atlantia Digest, Vol 52, Issue 21

[Matt Broadway]

You are wrong.

Nobody has the right to a frustrated rant.  

That right doesn't exist.

Does it?

Cause...  I could make some serious use of a "right to
frustrated rant"  with no reprecusions...

Dante...


--- Lady Orla Carey <orla at lady.sca.org> wrote:

> Pretty much because no matter who you are you still
> have the right to do a
> frustrated rant to your friends and NOT have people
> think "oh nos the SCA
> is going to get rid of children's activities".
> 
> My journal is locked to friends with the exception
> of a few posts with
> specific purpose.  That is because open journals
> have come back to bite
> more than one person and in many cases the cost has
> been severe (in the
> mundane world people losing their jobs because their
> employer found out a
> little too much).
> 
> If you write something and lock it to your friends
> it's the equivilent of
> having a private conversation in a room.  You have
> the right to expect
> people not to share it with others.
> 
> UNLESS he posts it as an official announcment -
> which would be other
> places than his livejournal anyway - he is NOT
> officially speaking for the
> SCA.  People need to remember that.  Until it comes
> out as an official
> announcement he has a right to the same privacy
> you'd expect for your
> personal writings.
> 
> In this case I'm really hoping the poster was
> refering to one of the few
> open posts on his journal.  No I'm not on his
> friends list so I can't be
> sure.
> 
> Orla
> 
> 
> 
> Lady Orla Carey
> Personal Secretary to Dame Roxanne Greenstreet
> Co-Minion to Lady Tirzah McCrudden
> 
> AIM: OrlaCarey
> 
> Per bend sinister gules and Or, a wolf couchant
> contourny sable.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


Matt BroadwayMySpace Blog Website


       
____________________________________________________________________________________Sick sense of humor? Visit Yahoo! TV's 
Comedy with an Edge to see what's on, when. 
http://tv.yahoo.com/collections/222