Posted by: Anonymous Coward
on December 19, 2002 09:17 AM
The current system is no more than pseudo-democratic. If you want to vote, you have to join. Which requires the approval of staff. So, unless you have the approval of staff, you can't eject said staff. Apparently a cabal of 16 is better than a cabal of one. Somehow.
(For the record, I was a founding member of OFTC. I was voted in as a Network Operator, which I later resigned due to personal problems, reinstated as a Network Representative, and then ejected. First staff member ever to be voted out by Core Committee, whoohoo. They're meant to record all this stuff, but I can't see it anywhere; oh well).
Daniel Stone (dstone [amphora] kde [fullstop] org)
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Psuedo-democratic is all
Posted by: Anonymous Coward on December 19, 2002 09:17 AM(For the record, I was a founding member of OFTC. I was voted in as a Network Operator, which I later resigned due to personal problems, reinstated as a Network Representative, and then ejected. First staff member ever to be voted out by Core Committee, whoohoo. They're meant to record all this stuff, but I can't see it anywhere; oh well).
Daniel Stone (dstone [amphora] kde [fullstop] org)
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