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Originally Posted by Lance
Each member of the GST is an individual in their own right - we each have our own set of rights and responsibilities. ... For example, I sought such authorization long before most of our current PWA members even had that job. Angel and I would often deal with many of the problems that would occur on various servers, and we were quite effective at solving them. She often complimented me for my insight in discerning both the nature of the problem at hand and the most effective solution. Sadly, she is no longer with Graal, and these days I deal with such problems in cooperation with our PWA members, Stefan, unixmad, or, often, alone. You will note that there are few (if any) complaints about the manner in which I have handled such situations. I digress, but it's for the sake of an example / explanation.
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I miss Angel, I spoke to her on ICQ a few days ago
Yes, but each member is their own litlte person
It's kind of amusing how we both handle a lot of things but I never get to see you on RC anymore
Also to conincide, there are very few complaints against the GST at the present, and to my recolocection neither of us have had any outsanding problems. I think overall most people however do not see what goes on, and therefore do not have clear understanding of the things that global staff do on a regular basis.
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Originally Posted by Lance
Anyway, I'd just like to note that we are all global staff members and our goal is the same: the betterment of Graal. The members of the GST who can help out with such problems should do so when required. This is not to say that they are allowed to step on the toes of the PWA, but that they should be working together towards finding a solution. If there is a disagreement between global staff members, it is quite probably an important issue that requires further discussion before it can be resolved, and such discussion can only benefit Graal by resulting in the best possible solution to whatever problem it may be. I don't like seeing "I'm higher!" "No, it's my job!" arguments - any debate that exists should be about whatever problem we may be faced with, not about relative rank. Wouldn't you agree?
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Well said my friend, well said