Posted by: ajasfolks2
« on: July 31, 2014, 04:26:03 PM »I've tried their link to us and it seems to take you into a board functionality thread?
Do we need to ask them to fix link?
Do we need to ask them to fix link?
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Interesting side note from an article: "As an aside, Pennsylvania, along with five other jurisdictions (California, the District of Columbia, New Jersey, New York and Puerto Rico), accounted for 80 percent of the due process complaints filed between 2006-07 and 2011-12, and 90 percent of the complaints that were adjudicated."
I'm a big fan of open source. What's the best approach for community contribution towards editing within that scheme? In forums, I mean. Wikis and cloud docs with edit permissions have built in mechanisms.
Oh, and for me (you may be different), when I'm doing this kind of thing with threads ....
I almost approach it with a hybrid of spiderweb & computer programming mentality ...
Everything is connected & and some subjects are "top level" & some are like "subtopics" that can be called or referred to from other threads.
I don't know if I'm making sense to you, but I figured that I would mention it.
I'm not sure I understood anything you wrote
you seem to be a good handler for me so I have faith in that.
What I know for sure is I can't seem to stop myself from challenging lawyers or pestering public employees so might as well see if anything useful can be squeezed from it.