"Mormon Stories" Story Part Deux

[_Rosebud]

Well, this should be interesting. I'm having a second beer.

System poked.

[_Quasimodo]

Well, this should be interesting. I'm having a second beer.

System poked.

Good for you!

[_moksha]

System poked.

You say system poked and Tator says Cluster F#@k. It sounds like some consensus has been reached then.

Hey everybody at MD&D, don't forget to put these expressions in parentheses to remind everybody that these words are not things that would normally appear on an apologetics board.

by the way, have all of you at MD&D been following Bob Bobberson's stories here at MDD? They are a hoot!

http://www.mormondiscussions.com/phpBB3/viewtopic.php?f=1&t=45906

[_cwald]

Well, this should be interesting. I'm having a second beer.

System poked.

Hey! You even got your own paragraph.

The most sensitive issue out there is the one dealing with a former female employee of Open Stories Foundation who filed some sort of complaint against you or Open Stories Foundation or both. Rumors seems to indicate that some sort of settlement was reached. Now, there are rumors surrounding this woman and what the nature of her complaint was, but I really don’t care. Where I think there has been a disservice is in an apparent cover-up of the situation. Was there a complaint? Was there a settlement? How was that settlement paid? Would a tithe payer not legitimately ask the same question of the Mormon Church?

[_Rosebud]

So, John Dehlin, also a witness....

Was there a settlement?

Why or why not?

Was it deserved?

Why or why not?

Can you please explain what you understand of the federal statute that would govern this case in Utah and the state statute that would govern this case in New Hampshire, what the states have to do with anything, especially concerning number and pay of employees, and what your decision was regarding how to handle a settlement, if any?

How does the number of volunteers you have giving hours and hours of their time to your 501(c)3 affect the number of employees you need?

How did that affect this case and, specifically, your power in this case?

How does your decision to promote your 501(c)3 as a nonprofit in order to get all these volunteers factor into this situation?

Do you believe you promote it honestly?

[_CameronMO]

In my younger days I would have described this situation as a "Cluster F#@k", but oh wait, I guess I also describe it that way in my older days, too!

[_Craig Paxton]

Well, this should be interesting. I'm having a second beer.

System poked.

Hey! You even got your own paragraph.

The most sensitive issue out there is the one dealing with a former female employee of Open Stories Foundation who filed some sort of complaint against you or Open Stories Foundation or both. Rumors seems to indicate that some sort of settlement was reached. Now, there are rumors surrounding this woman and what the nature of her complaint was, but I really don’t care. Where I think there has been a disservice is in an apparent cover-up of the situation. Was there a complaint? Was there a settlement? How was that settlement paid? Would a tithe payer not legitimately ask the same question of the Mormon Church?

I'm pretty sure that this alleged person referred to in this paragraph was NOT Rosebud.

[_cwald]

I'm pretty sure that this alleged person referred to in this paragraph was NOT Rosebud.

Okay.