[LINK] Census: OAIC's Vacuous Pseudo-Investigation Report

[Karl Auer]

On Sat, 2016-08-13 at 10:07 +1000, Tom Worthington wrote:
> Chen, P. J. (2000). Australia's online censorship regime: the
> Advocacy 
> Coalition Framework and governance compared. Retrieved from 
> https://minerva-access.unimelb.edu.au/bitstream/handle/11343/38780/65
> 881_00000240_01_AOCR.pdf?sequence=1#page=194

I didn't know this document existed, and have long forgotten most of
the events mentioned. I have not forgotten meeting Gary Humphries,
though - a very positive event as it turned out; a classic case of the
right people at the right time.

Nor have I forgotten the radio interview where I met Alan Wakeley,
spokesperson for the Religious Alliance Against Pornography. Chen
writes:

"The RAAP, however, was one of the few religious organisations involved
in the debate to form contacts with members of the industry community,
having dialogues with both the ACS (via Tom Worthington) and PC Users
Group (via  Karl  Auer). These contacts were not sustained, however,
because of the lack of time Alan Wakeley, as the sole Australian member
of the RAAP, could put into the unsupported issue [...]"

Perhaps that is the reason, for his part, that Mr Wakeley did not seek
further contact with me. For my part, after meeting him once I would
have done all in my power to avoid ever meeting him again.

Regards, K.

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