[Foundation-l] wikicouncil
daniwo59 at aol.com
daniwo59 at aol.com
Sun Dec 30 03:40:36 UTC 2007
In a message dated 12/29/2007 10:16:32 PM Eastern Standard Time,
erik at wikimedia.org writes:
How would Board members then be chosen? I believe that the answer is a
mechanism many non-profits use: a Nominating Committee. This committee
should be made up of people who are neither Board nor Staff members,
who represent both managerial competence and community values.
While there is much to say about your entire post, since it is rather long,
I will focus on this point. Previously, you hinted at a rejection the idea of
community elections, i.e., the community does not choose. Now you are adding
to this that neither Board nor Staff choose.
Who is left? Outsiders? Large donors? Wikilovers? My Aunt Gertrude? As for
the ED participating in the selection process, the ED answers to the Board and
serves at the Board's pleasure. It would seem inappropriate to have said ED
then determine whom to pleasure.
Peace, love, and purview,
Danny
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