On Sat, 21 Apr 2012 13:59:22 -0500, C Brown wrote
(in message ):

My woodturning club (must remain anonymous for fear of
breachingpolicy/policies that may yet remain to be conjured up in the minds
ofthe policy makers), refuses to publish let alone put on thje web
theminutes of the committee meetings. A search on the web shows there
aremany clubs that allow members copies and post minutes on the web. Areyou
a member of a woodturning club? Does your club have any policies about this?
I think it's ridiculous! The club is in merry old England,-- C Brown

Maybe it is an outlaw club and they do not want the authorities to know their
doings. Maybe they are working on secret turning techniques that must not
fall into the wrong hands. Maybe they are working on an alliance with
popsicle stick crafting clubs and do not want to expose the deal too soon.
Are you getting what you want from this club? Is there another club, less
secretive, within convenient distance? If there is no overarching reason for
this exclusive secrecy, t'heck with 'em.
tom koehler

--
I will find a way or make one.