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Answer PART I:

Originally Posted by chainsawbike View Post
The electorate vote for the Representatives that they believe hold their views of what is in the best interests of the community*, that is what election campaigns and voting are all about. this system is used because it is simply not practical to hold a referendum for every little thing, instead you choose a representative to "represent your views"
Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
No, this is _not_ and never been a representative democracy...
On a second thought there's basically nothing to decide at all, usually.
This is contrary to former statements where you defined CC as community-proxy. I'm not asking for an answer I can estimate from joergs side already, rather draw readers attention to the fact that he is twisting and bending words and evidences to his liking.

Originally Posted by joerg_rw View Post
(on the role of CC On a second thought there's basically nothing to decide at all, usually.
So you are NOW honestly telling us that the whole discussion is quite moot since CC doesn't really decide on fundamental community-relevant topics? - What's the point in this battle then and is it REALLY worth it?

Originally Posted by freemangordon View Post
again - unless these orders are illegal. Why is that not sufficient to cover BoD's asses?
By common sense, would you advise others to rely on other peoples' competence to consider if their very own action is legal or not? It basically would be up to CCs' discretion to decide about BoD's asses' fate... not advisable.

Originally Posted by Wikiwide View Post
GA are ordinary members of e.V., right? And do they need to disclose their full names, to join e.V.? Do they need to pay membership fee aka Mitgliedsbeitrag?
Right, GA are ordinary members of e.V.
Yes, they need to disclose their full names, to join.
Membership fee may be introduced by changing general regulations (which is much easier than changing bylaws which needs court approval).

Originally Posted by Wikiwide View Post
Community members are not forced to be members of e.V. They can be registered on maemo.org without joining e.V. Right?
sure

Originally Posted by Wikiwide View Post
And there are other websites, such as my-maemo.com. Further splitting is not exactly helping
Absolutely. Nevertheless,we have a councilor in place that does exactly that. Intolerable IMHO.

Originally Posted by Estel View Post
Thinking about it, maybe such "chaos" where no one gets what it's all about, is what your (former, I hope) "Councilor" colleague is hoping for... (and having time for all this nonsense, waaaaay too much spare time, as it seems) can grab power/support of others.
Exactly my thoughts.
IMHO pushing around other community members, putting such an amount of energy in taking such an offensive position towards anything done so far in all attempts to establish a sane and transparent self-organisation must have a doubtful motivation behind it (hint: Woodys' posts being invaluable to understand that)!
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