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2012-10-06
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If, after 1 month's delay, there are still fewer than 3 candidates; the outgoing council will decide - in conjunction with Nokia's Community Manager (currently Quim) - about how to proceed. The preferred solution is to encourage more members of the maemo.org community to participate and re-run the election, but all options are open.
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2012-10-06
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2012-10-06
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you blackmailed the Council / Community by stating that you would withdraw you nomination as a candidate if / when Mentalist Traceur's (too) late self-nomination was denied.
since 9/11 hostage taking and similar act of terrorism are the felony but it doesn't make blackmailing a sinecure
Community Council/Election Process
The 5 council members will be elected by the community.
Nominations will be accepted 2 weeks before the election begins from any community member with a karma of 100 or above.
Elections last for 1 week.
Only community members who have had maemo.org accounts for over 3 months, and have karma of 10 or above, may vote.
Each community member eligible to vote gets a single ballot.
The 5 nominees voted for most, as counted by a single transferrable vote system are elected.
Nominees with a professional interest in Maemo, such as working for Nokia - or any other company involved in Maemo-related software development - must declare their interest when advertising their nomination. Failure to do so may result in the Nokia Community Manager, or the outgoing Council, declaring their nomination invalid and so bar them from standing in the current election.
There is no limit to the number of times a council member can stand for re-election.
The date of the next election will be set by the council chair, not more than 6 months after the previous election.
The election date must be publicised at least 1 month in advance of the election.
If fewer than 5 candidates stand for election, the 3 with the most votes are elected to the council.
If there are fewer than 3 candidates when the nominations close, the election cannot be held.*)
The nomination period will be extended by 1 month and the election postponed similarly.
If, after 1 month's delay, there are still fewer than 3 candidates; the outgoing council will decide - in conjunction with Nokia's Community Manager (currently Quim) - about how to proceed. The preferred solution is to encourage more members of the maemo.org community to participate and re-run the election, but all options are open.
Changes to any of the above rules must be approved by community referendum.
Voting in such referenda will be open to anyone eligible to vote in the council elections.
The referendum options must be debated for a minimum of 1 month prior to the referendum.
Referendum voting will be open for the same length of time as the council elections.
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2012-10-06
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2012-10-06
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2012-10-06
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2012-10-06
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the only thing you are proving here is that your EGO is much more important to you then this community.
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Oh, so you're suggesting every mentioning of "either A or B" is blackmailing? When I ask the waiter "please get me the steak rare-medium, or if your kitchen can't do that, I'll take the spaghetti bolognese instead" that's as well blackmailing?
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2012-10-06
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you are not ordering from a "menu"...
you have been standing at the bar, barely able to keep up for too many hours, emptying one drink after the other picking a fight with every other guest and when the bar tender asks you to pay you start shouting
"not before i had another drink!"
I understand your rationale but look at this way; woody has said the voting ballots were delayed twice by a day and both times it was due to technical issues. Secondly, Council took the step to question Jaffa about the situation as they too needed a clarification on the unusual scenario so isn't that a sign of them trying to be accomodating to all?
Let's try not to be too harsh on them and they might have at first been simply worried that this would set a precedent for any other voting matters like coding competition [there were 1 or 2 entries a few hours late this year which were rejected, IIRC] etc wrt late entries. After seeing the situation again they decided to consult Jaffa so not too bad isn't it?
All IMO only...
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