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I must not have found the right guy. Who would that be? :sunglasses:

C

Chris Mauritz
Technical Manager, Systems Administration
Rare Medium, Inc.
chrism@raremedium.com

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Hmmmm... anyone know if/when www.telehouse.com will be updated to reflect
the presence of 25 Broadway? :slight_smile:

Thanks,
-asr

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How is that any of NANOG's concern?

Please read http://www.nanog.org/NANOG.charter.html ...

Hmmmm... anyone know if/when www.telehouse.com will be updated to reflect
the presence of 25 Broadway? :slight_smile:

Thanks,
-asr

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How is that any of NANOG's concern?

How is inviting people to your basement to drill holes in tile? :slight_smile:

Please read http://www.nanog.org/NANOG.charter.html ...

I have, on several occasions. If anything, my question is a perfectly
valid one in this forum, based upon the charter's contents...

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> Please read http://www.nanog.org/NANOG.charter.html ...

I have, on several occasions. If anything, my question is a perfectly
valid one in this forum, based upon the charter's contents...

Indeed. The charter is loose where it has to be, just like the
constitution. And, it's worthy of note, this is a community of network
operators (and that ilk)... and members of a community do not always
talk about the things that make them members of that community.

From 13 years experience on Usenet, I make the humble pronouncement

(shyeah! Right.) that any charter which fails to recognize this and
allow for it is fundamentally flawed.

Cheers,
-- jra