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Dear colleagues,
On behalf of the NomCom2019, AFRINIC is pleased to announce the following final
candidate slate for the open seat on the Number Resource Organisation Number
Council and Policy Development Working Group elections:
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Benjamin,
When any board needs to formalise exactly how a CEO is to share a specific
public document, that is micromanagement!
I would go so far as to say it's so bad because:
- when a CEO needs to formalise exactly how a Marketing Director is to
share a specific public document, that is microman
I believe the deeper question is WHY is there an increasingly smaller
candidate slate of those volunteering to serve on Afrinic board, year in
year out.
Two possible answers:
A) Good candidates are avoiding the perceived 'challenging' board
/management /community relationships that continue to per
Noah,
The key issue that you are either missing or choosing to ignore is that there
is a seat where nomcom slated only one candidate.
The combination of board action to remove none of the above from slate and this
singable candidate slate by nomcom creates a situation where members can either
Benjamin,
Complaining that a CEO publicized an already public document is, prima
facie "micromanangement". As SS said, if you can't see that, then we can't
help.
Best Regards,
McTim
On Tue, Jun 4, 2019 at 6:56 AM Benjamin Ledoh
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> Hi Sander,
>
> It seems to me that you have not got my
Hi Walu and all,
The NomCom report shared with the invitation includes _some_ info.
- It received 11 nominations.
- one was withdrawn
- 8 are remaining
that means to me that 2 were "filtered".
I requested them to disclose how many nominations *for each seat* were
received.
When this gets answere
Frank Habicht wrote:
>>>The NomCom report shared with the invitation includes _some_ info.
..cant parse. Where is this report? What does it mean shared 'with the
invitation'?
Either way 11 applicants for 5 continent-wide seats may mean we are not
making Afrinic board seats attractive. It would
Walu
> On 5 Jun 2019, at 17:23, John Walu wrote:
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> Frank Habicht mailto:ge...@geier.ne.tz>> wrote:
> >>>The NomCom report shared with the invitation includes _some_ info.
>
> ..cant parse. Where is this report? What does it mean shared 'with the
> invitation'?
>
> Either way 11 applicants f
I've been involved with NomCom for a goodly number of years. The "Black
Box" approach worked for me when I was involved. I think in all that
time, only two nominations were dismissed. One because the person had no
desire to stand - they were nominated kinda out of the blue.
The other was similar
Dear community,
Veuillez trouvez la version française ci dessous.
On behalf of the nomination committee, I would like to provide some
information about the nominations for the Board Elections.
The nomination committee processed 11 nominations as follows:
Northern Africa 3
Western Africa 2
S
Thnx for the info. Quite insightful.
rgds.
walu.
On Wed, 5 Jun 2019, 21:22 Iyedi Goma, wrote:
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>
> Dear community,
>
> Veuillez trouvez la version française ci dessous.
>
> On behalf of the nomination committee, I would like to provide some
> information about the nominations for the Board El
Hi Nomcom Chair
Thank you so much Goma for the information and clarification. Very
insightful indeed.
Noah
On Wed, 5 Jun 2019, 21:23 Iyedi Goma, wrote:
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>
> Dear community,
>
> Veuillez trouvez la version française ci dessous.
>
> On behalf of the nomination committee, I would like to provide
Hi,
Call to the chairs: can you please stop people on this list from making ad
hominem attacks against me? I've been called Satan before, now I'm called evil.
Despite the entertainment value this is getting a bit annoying...
Cheers,
Sander
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> Please take your time to read and don't let your emotion (as usual) takes
> over your common sense.
No worries Benjamin, at the moment my only emotion is laughter :)
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Hi Sander,
I have not said that you are evil. I said "This divisive tactic is evil ".
. When I said "when you are defending evil, you will end up being evil". I
mean defending what is wrong.* So no "hominem attacks".*
Please take your time to read and don't let your emotion (as usual) takes
over
Hi Alan and Mc Tim,
Sander, consciously or unconsciously, made fallacious statements in his
endeavor to praise the outgoing CEO and his supporter, and disgrace those
who want to stick to principles and procedures. This divisive tactic is
evil and especially when it is coming from someone like Sand
Dear all
I one of the those who have spent a considerable amount of time in
preparing my application for the position of the AFRINIC policy chair,
unfortunately, I didn’t get listed. Am sending this email just to clarify
and correct the situation as I believe NOMCOM is out to a good job
I checke
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