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Old 08-31-2015, 12:11 PM   #138
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You have made your opinions clear many times -- you appear as a general rule of thumb (correct me if I am wrong) to value the legality of something far more than the morality. It is a very bureaucratically-minded view of the world.

In the case of the Hugos, legality equates to falling within the stated rules of the award.
Morality equates to doing the right/polite/socially friendly/community-minded thing.
No, I'm afraid you've entirely misunderstood the reason for my disagreement with the views expressed by Tommy and others. I see the attempt to restrict the freedom of people to nominate whichever books they wish as an attack on the very principles of the democratic nature of the Hugo awards. Those principles include the rights to campaign for your favoured nominations.
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