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    Tuesday, February 02, 2010

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    Richard Hall

    Great idea Dave. I'd be glad of an invite.

    Dave

    Richard, Done - get on with it :-)

    Davefaulkner

    Brilliant idea, Dave - this is how to use Web 2.0! Have emailed you from the address linked to my Google account.

    Dave

    Dave. Done - so you get on with it as well :-)

    Pete

    Would be glad to be involved

    PamBG

    I still remain honestly confused by all the anxiety and conviction that the wheel needs to be reinvented.

    It looks to me like modeling our policy from the Civil Service policy would result in a more succinct and better written document, which is fine by me.

    Michaela

    Would love to join in!

    Dave

    Michaela,

    Done. Although my Linux machine was struggling to not reject a mac.com email address - still I suppose in the interest of openness even mac users are allowed in as long as there is no gloating about imac's, iphones or iDontHaveALife.

    Pam,

    There are many ways that modelling can be done. People expressed dis-satisfaction at the way the previous paper was developed so this is a chance to take part and avoid the disconnected or disenfranchised feelings.

    Mattwardman

    >I still remain honestly confused by all the anxiety and conviction that the wheel needs to be reinvented.

    Belatedly.

    Perhaps, to some degree, the process of "reinventing the wheel" is not about making a better wheel, but making it "our" wheel.

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