John Plocher wrote:

The existing website app ties webpage editing rights to a "leader"
roll that is in no way connected to either the Core Contributor
governance role or the Contributor constitutional one.  Please don't
try to rewrite history...

That misfeature that has long been the source of complaint, that the current portal does not reflect the Constitution. That is one of the things we are rectifying.

 Until
such a change is approved by the Community, we have no mandate to change
anything.  And with all due respect, the OGB doesn't have the power to
unilaterally make that change either, it needs ratifying by the Community as
a whole.

Yet you/your team seem comfortable taking the mandate to unilaterally
invent and decide things for UG's and P's without said constitutional
or community backing.  You can't have it both ways...

That is incorrect. We worked closely with the OGB, basing the initial Auth implementation on the new Constitution that was presented for ratification the Community by last year's OGB. When it was not ratified, as has already been explained, we took the CG parts of the old constitution and the P & UG parts of the unratified Constitution as the basis for the reimplementation. In addition, we communicated all of this repeatedly to the OGB, and the wider Community. A list of just some of the discussions can be found at http://www.opensolaris.org/os/community/web/#announcements

The Auth component is just the first step of addressing the problems we have with the current infrastructure. As I have said, we have communicated our plans and progress to both bthe OGB and the wider Community all the way through the process, and now with two weeks to deployment the project is dev-complete and is in the final testing and deployment stages. We will not be making any further changes to the application at this point.

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Alan Burlison
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