Re: [PyrNet-L] GPCA membership protest

["Donna Coffman" <dcoffman@erols.com>]

Mr. Parks,
You may know how to do websites and register domain names but, other than
that, Mr. Parks, you know nothing of what you speak!
Bill Coffman


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> From: Timothy M. Parks <timparks@pacbell.net>
> To: pyrnet-l@pyrnet.org
> Subject: Re: [PyrNet-L] GPCA membership protest
> Date: Thursday, March 18, 1999 2:15 PM
> 
>   
> >Marcia mentioned my ethics in her post.  This is not a case of ethics.
> >It is not a case for Marcia or anyone else to decide.  My ethics with 
> >regard to this issue are not for the GPCA to decide.  
> >Victoria Coffman
> 
> Interesting...   there are alot of people who say the same thing when
> about to face a trial...  and still holds on afterwords...
> 
> The reason a club would wish to vote on new members is to decide
> on what type of people are allowed in, which very much is a case
> of ethics.  The owner of the kennel has only protested in wishing
> to get her website.  At which point, she would gladly rescind the
> protest.  Victoria acted as an agent for this kennel, but unethically
> registered everything in her personal name rather than the 
> rightful owner and tends to keep it, even though she has no claim
> to the kennel at all.  And now she wants to join GPCA?  Isn't this
> another slap in the face of the original owner?
> I was hired by the kennel in question to replace Victoria's work.
> In my view this was handled in a very unethical way.  The owner
> had expected to be fully in control of the website that represents
> her.  She has now found out that she has no control whatsoever
> over the website along with any email that is generated from those
> visiting that site.  She was not one who knows the in's and out's 
> of the internet domains and websites and trusted Victoria the 
> same way that she would trust a mechanic working on her car to
> fully inform her before asking her to make a decision.  The owner
> feels she has fully compensated for the website.  In a more ethical
> manner of doing business, I have provided her with a new website
> and domain name in which she is sole owner and does not have to
> fear this happening again.  There >is< something to say about
> ethics and I am very glad that the GPCA plans to stand up and
> withhold it.
> 
> If any one wishes for more information on both the old website
> and the new website, please email me privately.
> 
> Tim Parks
> 
> 
> 
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