Re: [HumJanenge] Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: Meaningful discussion

I want either to expel me or hand over the moderatorship of this group to some sensible memebrs selected by the members themselves by voting in a democratic manner.  (I m not in line).    After that, elected members will declare that they will be responsible for the contents posted on this blog freeing the present moderators from this liablility.   If the present moderators do not amend their ways, I call upon other members to resign in blog.    Correspondeing with HJ is not a crime until there is a cross=posting. as we r not bonded labour.    Less knowledge of English is also not crime. We are Indian and many know better English even comapared to Britons. BTW- Please inform the name of member who does not know English. Both, Mr. J N Sharma and Govind know English.     Every member knows who deserve explusion.    --- On Thu, 17/2/11, S.D. Sharma <anonsharma@yahoo.com> wrote: From: S.D. Sharma <anonsharma@yahoo.com> Subject: [HumJanenge] Re: IMPORTANT NOTICE: Meaningful discussion To: "humjanenge" <humjanenge@googlegroups.com> Date: Thursday, 17 February, 2011, 10:17 PM There is no point in keeping a member who does not understand English language in this group. The following members are gagged for deliberately breaking group regulations (more than 3 posts in 1 day) 1. Dr. Jagnarain Sharma 2. Govind Hope Sharma, who is also expelled from group for Crossposting to  HJ-YG "Centre must add purpose clause to RTI Act" S D Sharma On Feb 17, 10:54 am, Sarbajit Roy <sroy...@gmail.com> wrote: > Dear members > > Free Speech does have limits after all, and while one does tolerate / ignore > the occasional deviation from the flight plan, when it begins to gets out > of  control, hard intervention is necessary. > > Let me just remind ALL our members of our regulations. These regulations are > completely arbitrary and confer unlimited power to this list's owner / > moderators. If any member does not like this state of affairs, they can do > whatever they want to do; The option we suggest is unsubscribing. > > *Extracts* > > 1) Message posts to be directly relevant to RTI / Right to Information. > > 2) All posts in English language only (or with accurate translation) > > 3) No communal, sexist, racial, casteist etc message posts > > 4) Posts in reply to be trimmed (by deleting the previous post so that only > relevant portions which are at issue to be retained). > > 5) Self publicity or publicity for NGOs (and their programs) is strictly > prohibited. > > 6) Members are requested to limit / control the frequency of their posts to > this list and *avoid personality based squabbles on this group*. > > *Complete list is available here [http://groups.google.com/group/HumJanenge] > * > > Furthermore If the protagonists wish to take the personality related matters > further, they should confine themselves to technical and legal issues > directly relevant to RTI / RTI process and adhere to all the regulations.. > > Sarbajit