Ken wrote:
> 
> I'm sure others would be willing to debate
> some of the finer points of your arguments but I feel I have no grounds to
> stand on to do so.

There were no fine points.  They were blunt resounding thuds.
And I rarely debate.  I usually just say "That's my profound opinion, in my own
opinion."
And then smile.

> I was not stating opinions in my previous message I was
> instead giving you my insights as to what I have heard in the past as to
> how this organization operates. 

Well, I've had the opportunity to discuss some of these issues with at least one of
the
team members.

> All groups and organizations have rules
> of operation and like it or not that is how things work. 

I rarely follow all rules, legal, government, military or otherwise.  I would like to
break a few of the rules of physics but thus far have failed.  :)

> Who am I to tell
> the Pov team, whose work I worship, that they should operate any differently
> than they do now ?

The most powerful voice of all.  The end-user.  If properly motivated, the demanding
end-user.

Dennis Clarke
dcl### [at] interlogcom

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