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Re: [opensuse-project] Re: Membership
- From: Per Jessen <per@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 01 Feb 2012 08:17:21 +0100
- Message-id: <jgaou1$sqe$1@saturn.local.net>
Pascal Bleser wrote:
Don't we already have that? I could be wrong, but it seems we can just
count who voted and who didn't?
When I saw that proposal it sounded a little odd - "when you don't vote,
we'll take your right to vote away". I don't think there is anything
gained here at all - if anything, we might well lose some people who
would be peed off having to re-apply for voting status.
The latter is an altogether different topic, really. Such numbers would
no doubt be useful for PR, gauging the quality or strength of the
community etcetera, but are they also key to managing our membership
database?
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Actually, Marco and I discussed this on IRC, and apparently
there is quite some room for misunderstandings (which is
inherent to communication ;)).
So, I would like to clarify a few things, at least from my
personal perspective and the position I will have on the board
regarding this matter:
- it would be quite helpful for a few things to have such a
mechanism ("non voting members", or maybe a better term) in
order to have meaningful numbers and stats about elections,
Don't we already have that? I could be wrong, but it seems we can just
count who voted and who didn't?
- a simple email to the membership team must be sufficient to
be able to vote again, to "reactivate" the access to the
voting platform, so to say
When I saw that proposal it sounded a little odd - "when you don't vote,
we'll take your right to vote away". I don't think there is anything
gained here at all - if anything, we might well lose some people who
would be peed off having to re-apply for voting status.
We just want to find a better way to run the elections and have
more meaningful numbers in terms of "active and sustained
contributors".
The latter is an altogether different topic, really. Such numbers would
no doubt be useful for PR, gauging the quality or strength of the
community etcetera, but are they also key to managing our membership
database?
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Per Jessen, Zürich (-5.0°C)
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