Le 12/09/2012 01:22, Rubén Martín a écrit :
El 12/09/12 00:09, David Bruant escribió:
>Reps are by definition leaders inside Mozilla, they know really well
>about the values and mission and want to take a step forward.
I quoted 2 pages of the wiki and what you're saying is not part of any
of these pages. From the wiki, Reps represent Mozilla in the world.
Either the wiki is outdated or it isn't part of the Reps program.
It seems that what I'm describing is somewhat a group of people who
represent volunteers instead of the current Reps which role is to
represent Mozilla in the world. Maybe both group can be the same people.
Maybe it's worth having them separate. I need to think about it more but
for now, I tend to think having them separated is more relevant since
the role of each group is decently different.
Check https://reps.mozilla.org/about/
This has the exact same content than what I quoted previously from the
wiki and doesn't grant authority to Reps to participate in discussion at
the organizational level of Mozilla.
To give a concrete example, nothing in the page you link to suggests
that any member of the volunteer community can be part (even partially
or indirectly) in business model-related discussions which lead to
organisation-wide decisions.
Majken Connor suggests in her message that the wiki and website
description of the Reps program is outdated, so i'll take that for
granted for now. Assuming it's the case, it's time to update this
description to reframe the program.
David
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