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Hileville ran it while he was in government. If Belschaft is biased, then I imagine he'll be called out on it.
(05-06-2014, 03:17 PM)Tsunamy Wrote: Wait. The SPINN has to be independent of the government but can be under the Chief Justice? SPINN is a private newspaper. Belschaft is taking the mantle because he decided to do it, not because he is the Chief Justice. Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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I mean -- I don't particularly mind.
I suppose I just read some hesitation to my suggestion of getting it going again, since I was part of the government. Under that logic, I thought it was ironic that we are in support of Bels running it since he is also in the government. However, I looking over the previous thread, I might have misunderstood. So carry on.
(05-07-2014, 01:06 PM)Tsunamy Wrote: I mean -- I don't particularly mind. I think the idea was that it's alright for anyone to be EiC, the problem would've been if we as a Cabinet wanted to make SPINN work as part of the government. Former Delegate of the South Pacific
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