On Tue, 2017-01-24 at 14:39 +0100, Carlos E. R.
wrote:
> On 2017-01-24 14:30, Richard Brown wrote:
No, it
doesn't. I was told to go to:
where it says (loaded yesterday night):
«Welcome to the election of the 2017 openSUSE
board. The board
consists
of one appointed chairperson and 5 elected members who may serve up
to 2
consecutive terms on the board.
To clarify - Each openSUSE member has TWO VOTES
they can use for this
election
Note that no single organization or company can
control more than 40
percent of the electable board seats (more than 2 seats). Please read
the full description of the election process.»
Notice that the words "two seats" is
not there. I reload the page and
now it says:
«Welcome to the election of the 2017 openSUSE
board. The board
consists
of one appointed chairperson and 5 elected members who may serve up
to 2
consecutive terms on the board.
> Two seats are contested in this election,
meaning each openSUSE
> member
> has two votes to cast.
To clarify - Each openSUSE member has TWO VOTES
they can use for this
election
Note that no single organization or company can
control more than 40
percent of the electable board seats (more than 2 seats). Please read
the full description of the election process.»
So someone has changed the page today. Thankyou
for that, but that
person could have replied to my post saying that and thus stop the
discussion.
Hello
Nobody changed the poll description since it was created, it has stated
two members since its creation, reelection two members of board was
also clearly explained at [1]
Yes, it has changed. The phrase:
Two seats are contested in this election, meaning each openSUSE
member has two votes to cast.
has appeared today when loading the page fresh, as proved by my copy
paste above.
Link here:
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Cheers / Saludos,
Carlos E. R.
(from 42.2 x86_64 "Malachite" at Telcontar)