[Foundation-l] Board-announcement: Board Restructuring
Aphaia
aphaia at gmail.com
Tue Apr 29 03:03:52 UTC 2008
A bit OT ...
On Tue, Apr 29, 2008 at 11:28 AM, Jimmy Wales <jwales at wikia.com> wrote:
> Mike Godwin wrote:
> > And, of course, it is entirely possible that community members may be
> > appointed to the expertise spots, as someone else has pointed out.
>
> Indeed, I think the board is essentially unanimous (though I do not
> speak for anyone else of course) in desiring that if we can get
> specialized expertise *and* a community member for one of the appointed
> seats, all the better.
>
> We have 2 of those right now: for legal matters, Michael Snow. For
> technical matters, Domas.
>
> I would not expect that to materially change in the future, although
> with a 10 member board we now have "room" without affecting the
> community nature of the board materially to bring in a treasurer (like
> Stuart) and similar.
I'm rather stumbling Stuart seems not to be considered by anyone as
"coming from community". Anyone, including me (I simply don't know and
perhaps it would be a large part of reasons: our contribution areas
are not crossing over). But he edited at least since last October from
the current account. A guy who has been editing regularly, even in a
small number, cannot be yet recognized as a community member (while he
himself hasn't insisted to be as such, though) - and what is then the
community? In case ust editing is not qualified for belonging to it,
what we mean with the word "editing community"?
Not a criticism, I'm really stumbled.
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