I see the same patterns showing up in this discussion again and again. Most reasonable, sane, and modern people would have quietly excused themselves from fruitless communication. I would like to do the same, but my obligation will not allow it.
I've been privately corresponding with a number of folks from the discussion-list. We suspect that not everyone understands the contemporary context or history of this software movement and therefore could be forgiven for kind-of defaulting to just-a-private-German-club status where a dozen legal members are in absolute charge. This seems to be the direction the office in Berlin would be most pleased with. But, as I said before, in that case I would consider them domain-name-squatters.
We need the answer to a basic question from paid staff:
Besides the obvious recent trend of taking offense at the suggestion that you should do, claiming that most people don't actually want you to do, or just hoping that this discussion will fade-away, soon, what do you consider your job at FSFE to be?
And before you try to flame-bait me into a discussion about your feelings I include this disclaimer: I am not responsible for your feelings weather they be true or not, and I am not willing to see the discussion diverted into minutia. I have to protect myself; I have already been victim of physical bullying while attending Free Software events. You can read my thread for more info on the beat-down in Brussels at FOSDEM 2016. Therefore, I apologise in-advance, I will not be physically attending any meetings or naming individuals.