fpm crime in last election
freeeedom,

after some of the imc beirut member hide my article named "fpm did it" . i am publishing the same article once again with all the replies that i received thrue e mail .
basing on my right of open publishing .
please read:

This message contain information from the membership criteria, and from the principles of unity drafts . that each new member should read and accept before joining imc.
Please read well .

[THIS IS THE CURRENT DRAFT OF THE IMC MEMBERSHIP CRITERIA. WE WILL SEND FUTURE DRAFTS AS THEY ARE AVAILABLE.]
j. (NOT FINALIZED): Have no official affiliation with any political party, state or candidate for office (comments: but individual producers have freedom to do whatever they like and local IMCs can "feature" stories about various political parties and initiatives),

f. Agree to the use of Open Publishing as described in the NIMC Editorial Policy [editorial collective comments: "We did agree that the term "Open Publishing" was one that is still being defined by the Global Network Collective, and we would wait and see what the results were before rewriting this criteria],
* Open = means that diverse people and groups are welcome to attend and that no attempt is made to exclude people based on their sex, race, gender, class, age, ability or religion.

[THIS IS THE CURRENT DRAFT OF THE PRINCIPLES OF UNITY. WE WILL SEND FUTURE DRAFTS AS THEY ARE AVAILABLE.
2. All IMC's consider open exchange of and open access to information a prerequisite to the building of a more free and just society.

4. All IMC's, based upon the trust of their contributors and readers, shall utilize open web based publishing, allowing individuals, groups and organizations to express their views, anonymously if desired. **see appendix: Open Publishing document --> still in proposal phase, at this address:  http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/public/imc-communication/2001-April/001707.html  http://lists.indymedia.org/mailman/public/imc-communication/2001-April/000874.html


What is the www.indymedia.org newswire?/Why are there sometimes hate-filled articles on the newswire?
The www.indymedia.org News Wire works on the principle of "open publishing," an essential element of the Indymedia project that allows independent journalists and publications to publish the news they gather instantaneously on a globally accessible web site. The Indymedia newswire encourages people to become the media by posting their own articles, analysis and information to the site. Anyone may publish to the newswire, (……). If you disagree with the content of a particular article that someone has posted on Indymedia, you may comment on the article through the 'add your own comments' link at the bottom of each post.

Of what are you "independent?"
No corporation owns Indymedia, no government manages the organization, no single donor finances the project. Indymedia is not the mouthpiece of any political party or organization. People involved with Indymedia have a wide variety of political and personal viewpoints. Anyone may participate in Indymedia organizing and anyone may post to the Indymedia newswires. Political parties or organizations may choose to publish articles on the Indymedia newswires, but in doing so they invite public debate about their positions from any reader of the site; any reader may respond by publishing his/her comments alongside the post in question. True, many Indymedia organizers and people who post to the sites have political opinions that fall along the left side of the political spectrum, yet each individual chooses his/her own level of involvement; there's nothing in any Indymedia mission statement that declares people who are involved must be of any particular mindset, as long as they do not work contrary to the values espoused in Indymedia's mission statement.

And I think the person who did hide my article did olso work contrary to the values espoused in indymedia’s mission statement by hiding my article ,
And my article did not contain any duplicate posts, commercial messages, and other posts that don't fit within Indymedia's editorial guidelines.
So indy media Beirut I think you should not allowed such inappropriate attitude.


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