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Auditor Trust
From: ralph@hilton.org (Ralph Hilton)
Subject: Auditor Trust
Date: 1999/04/29
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On 29 Apr 1999 17:59:08 -0500, in alt.clearing.technology misiunas@fza.org
(Paul Misiunas) wrote:

>If anyone has a problem in the way that I handled this reality break,
>I suggest that you do better instead of whining about how terrible it
>is that your "trust" has been broken. I do not handle the "poor me"
>routine well. I've badgered Ralph enough and he has taken action. I
>hope that you all will do the same.

I took action not through your badgering but bacause of the hat dump. People
trusted you and you betrayed that trust.

>FZA is not a marketing arm for individual auditors. It is a gateway to
>opportunities, and if it takes breaking your so-called "trust" to
>bring up awareness levels of those opportunities, then I'll gladly do
>it again and again. I am not interested in the acceptability of the
>validness of proper web site link etiquette. If my view offends you,
>then do better.

You did a fast shift. You seemed to want to contribute and then said your
site might only be there sometimes so I removed links.

>Stability requires things to remain the same. Little to no motion.
>Suddenly, the populous demands that FZA remain the same? Who complains
>the most about the break I created? It's the people that have
>something personal to gain.

Or something that aligns with our goals to maintain. Those goals might not
be "personal". I've chosen to spend my time auditing and training others.
When I was working full time as a computer programmer I was making about $45
an hour 10 years ago. I charge about $80/hr for auditing. When one adds up
the time spent its a lot less than what I made then.

You maybe have a job and work 9 - 5 perhaps doing something you like. Maybe
not. There is a great deal of difference between those here who work as
auditors and C/Ses and those who do it as a hobby.

Its all very nice for you to promote your "give it away free" message. But
who is going to change the nappies of those who can't make it alone?

>How is it that I receive correspondence from the general public,
>acknowledging the change and it's positive effects? Of how they have
>gained some new understanding from this "break". Of how much they have
>enjoyed the "Home Page" but look forward to FZA returning to "normal"
>status.
>
>These are the kinds of people that I created this break, and FZA, for.
>Not for the auditors that continually seek paying pcs. Get your
>priorities straight and do your job.

Should we live on the road side? With little stalls that all the freebie
merchants can visit and get auditing super cheepo.

You get what you pay for. Sure you can go to Koos.

>Good auditors naturally attract pcs. Use your trust in that regard and
>stop whining about FZA.

You seem to be doing far more whining than anyone else who has commented.

>Otherwise, if you want a nice stable and safe place to be, try the
>closet.

Sit down with a fucking E-meter and fly your goddamned rudiments.

Even better find an auditor and get him/her to do it.


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Ralph Hilton
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