June 24, 2026
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Libertarian Party members recently received the survey from the Bylaws Committee Chair for the proposals that have passed out of the Bylaws Committee. Minority reports have been prepared which might be helpful to review prior to completing the survey.
The index of the Minority Reports with links to the reports can be found here:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1Xo6alD4uOMVYt0QFfgyH5GFrWSkl23_yEvbxVzhzn3Y/edit?usp=sharing
Caryn Ann Harlos is a paralegal residing in Castle Rock, Colorado and presently serving as the Region 1 Representative on the Libertarian National Committee and is a candidate for LNC Secretary at the 2018 Libertarian Party Convention. Articles posted should NOT be considered the opinions of the LNC nor always those of Caryn Ann Harlos personally. Caryn Ann's goal is to provide information on items of interest and (sometimes) controversy about the Libertarian Party and minor parties in general not to necessarily endorse the contents.
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Thanks for taking out the trash.
I checked. It is…or it is one of them
Rufus Redd/”quiet observer” is probably Nathan Norman. Will add him to blacklist when I determine for sure.
Yeah, that indeed would be an issue if you were forced to have(or use) a google account to view it. However in this instance the doc has public permissions for viewing.
Google docs have a version history, but that option is not available for a public user.
It’s pretty much in line with using a spreadsheet, something that most everyone has some familiarity with. I’m not a big fan of spreadsheets, but I’m less of a fan of having to wade through training/wiki docs to use something that may or may not be any better.
Tied to the Google behemoth that tramples on privacy.
Hard to link internally.
Can’t rely on a document not suddenly changing.
It’s all pretty terrible.
You have to either right-click, open link or left click to show the tooltip with a clickable hyperlink…
Free, convenient, easy to share, most people understand them.
I don’t understand the Google docs fetish a lot of people have. I find them very annoying to deal with.
Google docs sheets are odd – if you click on the link you will see a small pop up appears to take to the link.
At least on my browser, those links in the spread sheet do not do anything.