quinto2000's Journal: Freedom of Information

Freedom of information is important. What do you think are reasonable guidelines regarding the freedom of information in a student government?

What's ok to keep secret, what isn't? What's a reasonable timeline for the distribution of information?

if you disagree

[56ker]

with everything I write just add me to your foes list. Then again - you could just be having a bad day.

Re:if you disagree

[quinto2000]

I disagree because you're a blithering moron. I'll take you up on your suggestion though.Admit it, you don't actually mean what you post, do you? Nobody could really be that stupid.

Re:if you disagree

[56ker]

Call me a blithering moron if you like. As to whether I actually mean what I post that's for me to know and you to guess at. You'd have to tell me which post/s you meant before I answered your question anyway.

Re:if you disagree

[quinto2000]

Look how many more freaks [slashdot.org] you have than fans [slashdot.org].

Re:if you disagree

[56ker]

16 v 7 ain't bad. Anyway at least I'm someone who can put a link to freaks [slashdot.org] and fans [slashdot.org] without making them both point to 404 pages!

Freedom?? Student Gov't??

[littlerubberfeet]

At my school, the teachers rig the elections. I know this for a fact, as I hvae a TA period with the administrator who rigs the elections. There is no freedom in a student government, it is merely symbolic

Re:Freedom?? Student Gov't??

[quinto2000]

That really sucks. Well, I'm talking about a University, where there is a little more real freedom.