Re:Covid-19’s impact on Tor
by specialist on Tuesday April 21, 2020 @10:57AM
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Belatedly, sorry: I really appreciate your thoughtful reply.
I had to refresh my memory of ACLU's involvement. FWIW, reading their own position, I think they made a good call.
But more importantly, they fail to explain their process for deciding which cases to take.
The handful of affiliates I checked don't publish their bylaws, meeting announcements, minutes, and so forth.
Having served as Secretary for my local political party, I saw firsthand the importance of transparency and accountability. While the charges of bias and so forth never go away, our org, uniquely in our region, always addressed those concerns head-on. We also proactively recommended to our members amendments to our bylaws, to address holes or changing circumstances.
I had to refresh my memory of ACLU's involvement. FWIW, reading their own position, I think they made a good call.
But more importantly, they fail to explain their process for deciding which cases to take.
The handful of affiliates I checked don't publish their bylaws, meeting announcements, minutes, and so forth.
Having served as Secretary for my local political party, I saw firsthand the importance of transparency and accountability. While the charges of bias and so forth never go away, our org, uniquely in our region, always addressed those concerns head-on. We also proactively recommended to our members amendments to our bylaws, to address holes or changing circumstances.
The ACLU should do the same.