[Foundation-l] Volunteer Council - A shot for a resolution

effe iets anders effeietsanders at gmail.com
Wed Mar 12 23:08:47 UTC 2008


THomas is indeed right on this, it is to be defined more precisely. That is
why this is only a preliminary VC :). You can find much about this topic on
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Talk:Wikicouncil . Thanks for understanding
not to discuss all details here and now :) (and how much enforcement exactly
a council has, is, after all, a detail compared with he existence question
an sich)

Best regards,

Lodewijk

2008/3/13, Thomas Dalton <thomas.dalton op gmail.com>:
>
> >  Honestly, I am sceptical about an advisory council. What if the council
> has
> >  one opinion, and the Board a different one, won't there be a lot of
> >  complaints from the "community" (represented by the council) if the
> Board
> >  does not follow the council (= the community)?
>
>
> If the board and community were always in complete agreement, there
> would be no need for such a council. The council is intended to be a
> way to get the views of the community heard. Whether the board will be
> bound by the decisions of the council or not (and if they are, in what
> areas) is one of the details that people disagree on.
>
>
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