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2012-06-21
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woody: things that are insulting that need to be said still need to be said; you cant have democracy without it
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2012-06-21
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1&2> The criteria was not selected by the Council. It was handed to us by Nokia with the criteria in place. If anything, Council added transparency by putting in place a submission mechanism and documenting those submissions. Do you think adding a "here's why we did/didn't choose this member" section would have caused less strife, arguing, and ill will?
3> Again, the criteria was that Council would decide, which was handed to us as part of the competition. How should it have been decided? Open discussion on an IRC channel? Do you think there was a way to do this publicly that would have lead to less argument, strife, and ill will? I'd love to hear it if you have a suggestion...
Actually, I'd love to hear it if you could go back in time and tell me before it started, since now it's a little late... The rules, criteria, and selection mechanism were all public and on the wiki well over a month ago.
For all the people that are now suddenly so concerned about it, nobody mentioned any issues until after the competition was over.
As for 4>, I will not comment on that other than to say for my own reasons I did not submit my name as an entrant.
Those fact that Council members were running though was again quite public.
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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Since it's part of the listed criteria right in the wiki page referenced, I have to call FUD on you. Sorry. And really, at this point, if you think we just collected all that and spend days pouring over it to whittle down the list, and countless hours discussing it just to discard it, then I'm done chatting with you anyway. :P
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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i honestly dont think one way or the other would have had more complaining, since just as many would win, and just as many would lose.
i think that the most fair way to do it would have been to have the council accept a list of applicants, and have the final process done like the council election itself.
i dont think anyone on the council would want very much to take the device away from their fellow council-brethren; as a result, the council members stood a MUCH better chance of getting one than, say, itsnotabigtruck
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2012-06-21
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2012-06-21
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I understand your question, but feel I am not the right person to answer that. I can tell you that my votes were based on merit given the selection criteria and the applicants given. I did not consider the status of Council member (past or present) as part of that merit.
Again, as per other discussions, submissions were publicly documented in real time as they came in (thanks to Ivan mainly for that, as the wiki logs show). That included entries by Council, which were also brought up at a Council meeting in an open an publicly logged forum, and documented on the Council blog. Short of sending PMs of the minutes to everyone on TMO I'm not sure how things couldn't have been more open.
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