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Re: [ga] About GA membership again......



At 17:27 23.03.00 +1200, Joop Teernstra wrote:
>At 14:52 22/03/00 +0100, Harald Tveit Alvestrand wrote:
>
> >
> >- The DNSO General Assembly is composed of those persons who want to be
> >   members of that assembly.
> >
>
>Yes. Does that mean that in Yokohama there will be a signup form at the
>entrance of the meeting room?

why not? add another to the entrance of the IDNO meeting too, and
one at the N+I conference, and.....
One would probably want to have mechanisms to "close the email loop" on 
each; no sense in signing up members who are unable to reply to their email.

> >- In order to be a member, one must send an email to the Keeper of the
> >   Membership List (a secretariat function) asking to become a member,
> >   and giving:
> >   - Name
> >   - Country of residence
> >   - Optionally, company affiliation and/or city of residence
> >   - Email to be used for balloting
> >   All the information except the email will be made public.
> >
>Elisabeth is no longer doing the secretariat function, is she? To whom will
>we address our emails?

We'll have to sort that out with our support staff; the contract is not
with Elisabeth.

>Will this list be immediately visible on the dnso website, as the list is
>built? (something I do for idno -members with a little lag, depending on my
>time)

I see no reason not to do that - but it depends on how the support staff
feels that it can handle the task.

> >- A Member can be removed from the Membership list by:
> >   - A request from the Member to be removed
> >   - A procedure (to be defined) for dealing with fraudulent registrations
> >
> >- A Member has the right to vote in a GA vote.
> >   A Member has the duty to receive GA vote ballots, and to keep his
> >   registration info updated.
> >
> >This point set is incomplete (particularly the definition of fraudulent
> >registration), but I thought it time to get comments on a proposal.
> >
>Harald, it's best to keep it simple.
>Better close the open ends a.s.a.p.
>I don't think there is a need to make a big issue out of perceived multiple
>personalities and allow this to hold up the formation of a working
>membership list.

The issues aren't big until someone tries to exploit them; if we have known 
loopholes and people who have demonstrated a will to exploit them, we 
should take a little care to have rules that we can enforce if we need them.

I'd like to have some rules written down, and then never have to enforce them.

                    Harald

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Harald Tveit Alvestrand, EDB Maxware, Norway
Harald.Alvestrand@edb.maxware.no

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