Dulloldfart
Squirrel Extraordinaire
I posted some comments by Pierre on a separate thread.
Why? They belong on this thread. Is Pierre so important that his every comment commands a new thread?
Paul (who also started a new thread on Power.
I posted some comments by Pierre on a separate thread.
Why? They belong on this thread. Is Pierre so important that his every comment commands a new thread?
Paul (who also started a new thread on Power.)
Well, dammit, I'M going to start a thread on Power then. Which should be interesting because I don't know a damn thing about it.
Why? They belong on this thread. Is Pierre so important that his every comment commands a new thread?
Paul (who also started a new thread on Power.)
The forum is so busy I asumed I couldn't find the right thread again.
Probably a bad assumtion.
What's your excuser?![]()
(Source = Miss X) You then have an arbitrary program because DM discovered that no one is really clear if they didn't do R6EW and the full clearing course route...
When I was still in, up to 2004, in ASHO, it was delivered as a course. The checksheet is an old BTB and I think most of the issues are too. They are not converted to LRH only. The checksheet, as of that time, was still "old". But they needed people trained on it. So they did that course.
I think, if I remember right, you can do it as part of the Class VI auditor Internship.
As soon as DM finds out people are doing that checksheet, it will be another flap, round of RPF assignments and SP declares for the Senior C/S Int office, for not getting a proper checksheet out. Sad, but I am sure that type of thing would happen.
Then they would pull the checksheet and course. And no training would get done. And unless DM pushes it to the end, the new course will not be made and released.
And until many people are stopped on the Bridge because of no Power auditors (because they all got declared or died of old age), then the checksheet would come out, with DM "taking out all stops and arbitraries".
What a puss.
Bea this is not about this thread but you may know of me. Did you know Nathaniel and Dan?
IF you did did you know me in about 1999-2000. I was there and one time I raised hell because they were going to change my auditor.
I use to sit in the HGC watching The Griffith observatory.
I am not a small girl.
Barb
Anyone know how DM got around that 1978 LRH "Dianetic Clear" HCOB?
I'm not discussing the rights or wrongs of the two approaches. I am wondering how he has managed to nullify the LRH HCOB, if in fact that is what now occurs.
Paul
Well, from reports arriving daily they TE you for a CCRD, and then drain your bank accounts until you "give" and un attest yourself. If you don't unattest yourself you are given an ethics program to get through ...
I got the idea from that Miss X quote that DM had somehow reverted the tech to nullify the whole idea of Dn Clear.
If it just done through inval and group agreement, that is different, and I understand how that would work.
Paul
Maybe. PM me. I know Nathaniel and Dan. They are in my age group. I know them decently well.
(BTW: The tech dictionary has been "being piloted" at least since 98. Its all over Flag, or it was when I was there. ITO has it too. Likely other SO orgs too).
It started being piloted around 1990, I believe.
In 1987 in PAC, some smart local guy collected up all the "hard-to-find" card indexes from the PAC courserooms (inclusing NWC and ITO/ITS), and typed them into a word-processing file. He then printed them out, and gave the courserooms printed copies of what was previously on card indexes. I don't know if it worked the other way too, but in ITO I had access to the hard-to-find collections of AOLA, ASHO, LAD, LAF etc.
Some of the cards were silly, of course, but at least the student had power of choice over them, as each page carried the warning "This is NOT source data: use at your own risk" etc., which was totally fine in my book.
Around 1988 all these, along with the card indexes, got picked up and confiscated.
It wasn't too long after that that the "official" hard-to-find version appeared, along with the pilot tech and admin dictionary.
I would have preferred to still have the old one that got nuked, though.
Paul
As it happens, via many squirrel contacts and dead agents I have an
excellent supplement to the tech dictionary.
I can copy it and mail it to anyone who can put it on the net.
In fact I may have done that already, but hey, twice is nice.![]()
Sounds like the sort of resource IFA Mike might put online.
Paul
It started being piloted around 1990, I believe.
In 1987 in PAC, some smart local guy collected up all the "hard-to-find" card indexes from the PAC courserooms (inclusing NWC and ITO/ITS), and typed them into a word-processing file. He then printed them out, and gave the courserooms printed copies of what was previously on card indexes. I don't know if it worked the other way too, but in ITO I had access to the hard-to-find collections of AOLA, ASHO, LAD, LAF etc.
Some of the cards were silly, of course, but at least the student had power of choice over them, as each page carried the warning "This is NOT source data: use at your own risk" etc., which was totally fine in my book.
Around 1988 all these, along with the card indexes, got picked up and confiscated.
It wasn't too long after that that the "official" hard-to-find version appeared, along with the pilot tech and admin dictionary.
I would have preferred to still have the old one that got nuked, though.
Paul