Ok, based on the feedback I updated this voting proposal. I didn't see
anyone really objecting, so I took all the suggestions as best as I
could resolve them. I did make changes to clarify, so check me and see
what you think ...
Voting Procedures for the Advocacy Community Group
The Advocacy CG voting procedures are based on the OpenSolaris
Constitution and the OpenSolaris Governing Board's Project Instantiation
Policy and cover the following areas: Participant, Contributor, Core
Contributor, User Group Proposals, Project Proposals. Questions should
be directed to advocacy-discuss.
1. Participant: Register on opensolaris.org and advocacy-discuss and
participate in community conversations.
2. Contributor: To earn Contributor status you need to be nominated
by a Contributor or Core Contributor. You also need a total of two
+1 votes and no -1 votes. Only Core Contributors can vote, and
voting is open on advocacy-discuss for five days. The initial
nomination is considered a +1 vote.
3. Core Contributor: To earn Core Contributor status you need to be
nominated by a Core Contributor. You also need a total of three +1
votes with no -1 votes. Only Core Contributors can vote, and
voting is open on advocacy-discuss for five days. The initial
nomination is considered a +1 vote.
4. User Groups: To get user group infrastructure on opensolaris.org,
you need to send a proposal to advocacy-discuss for approval. You
need one +1 vote and no -1 votes. Only Core Contributors can vote,
and voting is open on advocacy-discuss for five days. Write your
proposal in the following format:
1. Name of user group.
2. Three or more initial participants listed with their
OpenSolaris user IDs.
3. A one paragraph description of the group, including location
and activities planned.
5. Projects: Project proposals follow the OGB's Project Instantiation
Policy.
Am I getting closer to a reasonable solution here?
Thanks,
Jim
--
Jim Grisanzio http://blogs.sun.com/jimgris
