On Thu, Apr 12, 2007 at 09:57:03AM -0700, Roy T. Fielding wrote: > If you don't approve the list of people who successfully voted > you into office, then the current OGB is nullified and we are > back to step 1 -- no constitution, no OGB, and no energy left.
Where exactly does it say this? The text reads, in full: # 4.2. Admission of Members. The initial set of Members for the # OpenSolaris Community shall be those natural persons designated by # the existing OpenSolaris projects as Core Contributors to their # projects. The initial set is intended to be a representative sample # of the Community's existing core contributors and need not include # every person that might fit that level of involvement. The initial # set shall be admitted upon the affirmative vote of the OGB at the # initial meeting of the OGB. Thereafter, persons shall be admitted as # Members of the OpenSolaris Community upon accepting the designation # of Core Contributor for one or more OpenSolaris Groups and receipt # by the Secretary of their willingness to accept the status of # Member. Nowhere does it say that our rejection of the membership list (in whole or part) has any consequences like those you describe. Please spare us your threats. You seem to be able to read all the nanoscopic print in the Constitution that's too small for our mortal eyes to see, so you should have stood for election yourself. Since you didn't, our obligation to the community is to read what's actually there and act accordingly. -- Keith M Wesolowski "Sir, we're surrounded!" FishWorks "Excellent; we can attack in any direction!"
