[rpd] Larus foundation and Afrinic PDP

[Daniel Yakmut]

Thank you for the catalogue. By the way who told you they have not 
accessed the content of the catalogue. The Larus Foundation Manual is 
additional Material I suspect.

Generally, your problem is that nobody should object any propose policy 
you are remotely associated with. More so you presume your believes must 
be everyone's believe, this can be referred to as "living in limbo", 
that is an unimaginable situation.

I can see that you detest having any younger person coming to AfriNIC, 
and worst for the person, if S/He makes any attempt at saying no to  
perceptions that are likely not true.

Finally, "Hackjob" is not in my culture, so it doesn't make sense and I 
perceive it as alien to my orientation and I consider it offensive.

I WANT TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY TO EXCUSE MYSELF ON THIS MATTER, I HAVE 
REACHED THE CONCLUSION THAT AUTHOR OF THIS THREAD "LARUS FOUNDATION AND 
AFRINIC RPD" WANTED US TAKE TIME OFF TO THROW BANTERS. I SUSPECT WE 
SHOULD ALL LEAVE THIS MATTER AND GET BACK TO PENDING SERIOUS ISSUES ON 
THE RPD. ADIEUS

Cheers

Daniel

On 19/02/2020 3:44 pm, Noah wrote:

>

> On Tue, Feb 18, 2020 at 5:25 PM Daniel Yakmut <yakmutd at googlemail.com 

> <mailto:yakmutd at googlemail.com>> wrote:

>

>     Noah,

>

> Daniel,

>

>     In the heat of your passion to push your argument, try to be

>     objective, when you try to say people are doing hackjobs doesn't

>     that sound abusive?

>

> What your "African Youths" are being involved with is a subjective 

> hack job to say the least compared to the well defined PDP process 

> found at [0] . You can find the definition of a hack job at [1] and [2].

>

> The "African Youths" are better off spending time on this RPD archives 

> *[3]* if they want to learn something about policy development (rather 

> than depending on predetermined manuals from their sponsors Larus 

> Foundation).

>

> They should also take time to watch past/previous youtube videos *[4]* 

> of the AfriNIC public policy meetings (PPM) sessions so that their 

> ignorance can be best informed.  This will go on to profoundly educate 

> the "African Youths" objectively about the AfriNIC policy development 

> process.

>

>     As in my local parlance "me too I sabi rough play O!"

>

> If you think am playing rough, then by all means...........

> Cheers,

> Noah

>

> [0] https://afrinic.net/policy

> [1] https://www.yourdictionary.com/hack-job

> [2] https://www.definitions.net/definition/hack%20job

> *[3] https://lists.afrinic.net/pipermail/rpd/*

> *[4] https://www.youtube.com/user/AfriNICMedia/search?query=Policy *

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