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I regret to announce that earlier today the St. Paul E-Democracy
executive committee voted 5-0 to suspend Sharon Anderson from
participation in any forums hosted by St. Paul E-Democracy for a
period of 3 years - as per the following provision of the E-
Democracy.Org rules (http://e-democracy.org/rules).
10. "Mission Responsibilities - It is the responsibility of
the E-Democracy Board to develop and protect each forum
as an organizational initiative within the non-profit
mission of E-Democracy.Org. The E-Democracy Board
reserves the right to remove any participant upon
careful consideration and stipulate the terms and
duration of that removal. Notices on such removals will
be linked from the rules section the E-Democracy.Org
website."
This action was taken as a result of a history of disruptive behavior
in our forums, including posting false accusations and personal
attacks against members of the forum and forum management.
After many attempts to work with Sharon to resolve these issues, the
Executive Committee has determined that her participation is no
longer in the best interest of the forum or our organization.
The volunteer leadership of the St. Paul Issues Forum, believe
strongly in keeping the forum open to anyone willing to comply with
forum rules, however we always preserve the right to deny individuals
access to our forum if they are unwilling to adhere to those rules
and unwilling to work with us towards resolution of ongoing problems.
NOTE: This is only the 3rd such suspension (long term) in the history
of the St. Paul Issues Forum.
Discussion of this suspension in the St. Paul Issues Forum is a
violation of forum rules and may result in warnings and/or additional
suspensions. If you have any questions, please contact the forum
manager. If you feel the need to comment on or discuss forum
management, please use the designated public forum:
http://forums.e-democracy.org/groups/stpaul-feedback
Best wishes,Tim Erickson
Chair St. Paul E-Democracy Executive Committee
For questions or technical support: support@e-democracy.org
Dear Candidate or Campaign Manager:
The Voting Rights Coalition is pleased to let you know about Election Protection 2007.
The Voting Rights Coalition is a nonpartisan group that works to increase access to our democracy and to remove barriers to voting and civic participation, particularly among communities that have been traditionally underrepresented in the democratic process.
We work to ensure that all eligible voters are able to exercise their right to vote. We want you to know about Election Protection 2007 because we are available as a resource tomorrow if you encounter or learn about any efforts to suppress voters.
We have lawyers and volunteers trained in election law available to answer an Election Protection hotline. They can help handle any problems that come up: malicious voter suppression efforts, simple mistakes, or questions about how to register or where to vote.
Please call the Election Protection hotline at 651-379-0750 if you notice any attempts at voter suppression or if you have questions about the voting process.
I am sure you will be working hard tomorrow to encourage people to participate in the voting process. Please know that the Voting Rights Coalition is available to deal with problems or answer questions. We are proud of
Sincerely,
Joshua Winters
Public Policy Associate
651-642-1904 ext. 250
Fax 651-642-1517
josh@mncn.org
www.mncn.org
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