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Keep the Computer Science Network Separate

Keep the Computer Science Network Separate

Closed — 190 supporters Verified

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Started by Anonymous 13 years, 9 months ago

UPDATE: 16/11/12

The university has responded to this and acknowledged our concerns. They have promised to arrange a forum at which we can discuss the reasons behind the proposed changes, our concerns with the transition, and the way to move forward. They have also requested student representation on planning committees to ensure our views are represented as this moves along. 


As a result of this, the petition text has been removed as a show of optimism moving forward. Should the need arise, this petition can be restarted. 

Updates

November 13, 2012

The university silence has been heavy lately but the lack of movement on their end only proves why we need this network to stay independent. I am spending my evenings gathering documentation to prove exactly why we cannot afford to lose the specialized resources we have built together.

November 13, 2012

The administration is finally listening because of the momentum you helped build. My network is my professional home and seeing so many of you defend it means the world to me.

Reached 100 supporters

November 13, 2012

6 Comments

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Dave Turner
13 years ago Featured

dont touch the server access.

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Tom Becker
13 years ago Featured

way too much security risk involved in merging everything. leave it alone.

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Jessica Hudson
13 years ago Featured

This will be a nightmare for the cs labs. hope the university actually listens to us for once.

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Priya Fuentes
13 years ago Featured

Please dont merge the networks. It makes no sense for the workload we have.

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Sarah Lin
13 years ago Featured

Keep our labs private please. We need those resources for our projects without the rest of the campus slowing it down.

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Mark Vargas
13 years ago Featured

The current setup works perfectly fine. Why mess with something that isnt broken???