Hi Ish,
Whatever way you look at it, asking someone the diff between someone's 
client and employer is, to me, either a  profound ignorance or an 
impertinence. Neither appeals to me.
However granted I do not read all the mails emanating from this list to 
know whether impertinence is common in this list because, if it is, then 
I would request for my own removal.
I prefer the focus is on technical/technology.
Kind regards,
Dhiruj Rambaran
On 14/07/2015 14:41, Ish Sookun wrote:
> Hi Dhiruj,
>
> On 7/14/15 1:56 PM, DR wrote:
>>
>> I thus make a request for you to kindly apologise to Mr Logan as I feel
>> this is an attack on his professionalism.
>>
>
> I do not find the question unjustified. Giving a half answer or 
> leaving something unclear is not productive in a discussion. I've seen 
> both SM and Shelly reminding people that they've asked a question to 
> which the person hasn't replied. It is impolite to evade a question.
>
> Impertinence has occurred many times on this mail list; they were more 
> serious than Shelly's question. Shelly has a point since she still 
> awaits a clear answer whether Logan represented the Mauritius Internet 
> Users or not. I read her email twice and I conclude she persisted on 
> the "job at or for Google" to highlight whether it was difficult for 
> someone "who works with Google" to ask Government officials clarity on 
> his representation in a meeting.
>
> Shelly is currently managing the mailing list & if tomorrow any press 
> person questions her about the .mu multi-stakeholder forum, she'll 
> stand there with no clear answer.
>
> On the other hand, I understand Logan's stand because indeed it is not 
> easy to get "clear" answers for government officials in a written 
> format. It was one for the reasons why I stepped down from the .mu 
> multi-stakeholder forum and I apologized to members of MIU.
>
> Regards,
>
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