[arrl-odv:30168] Fw: Abandonment or Reduced Use of Standing Committee Reflectors?
Each of the three ARRL Board standing committees has an e-mail reflector for use in conducting business. It appears that a significant amount of committee communication is being conducted outside the reflectors. Why? Is there some belief that this is a proper part of "social distancing?" As I understand it, directors have a right to know and see essentially everything concerning the League. Why are committee communications, even to or from upper-level staff, being conducted this way? 73, Dick, N6AA
From what I understand they were filtering out emails as spam.
Ria N2RJ On Sat, 18 Apr 2020 at 11:35, Richard Norton via arrl-odv <arrl-odv@reflector.arrl.org> wrote:
Each of the three ARRL Board standing committees has an e-mail reflector for use in conducting business.
It appears that a significant amount of committee communication is being conducted outside the reflectors. Why? Is there some belief that this is a proper part of "social distancing?"
As I understand it, directors have a right to know and see essentially everything concerning the League. Why are committee communications, even to or from upper-level staff, being conducted this way?
73,
Dick, N6AA
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