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Or eligible by default. After all, the entire community believes these 5 individuals are valuable contributors, right?
Or perhaps we should put the awards to a community vote and put the council out of the difficult position of having to choose.
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@geneven
Well, being ineligible was my my first proposition, even before election - at the correct place, where such serious things are discussed with reasonable people, i.e. mailing list.
To my pleasant surprise, 100% of feedback was like "there is no problem with councilor applying for device", and even few voices like "Councilors should receive devices by default, as without mentioned past contributions, they wouldn't be elected".
After all, there was 100% consensus, that submissions by Councilors are OK, and submitting Councilor should just step down from deciding about his own submissions. I've also asked qgil, and he haven't presented any objections.
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But, *of course*, it was predictable, that someone is going to create mini-dramas about it on TMOJudging by Your comments for past few weeks/months, it seems, that You feel quite comfortable in
trollishsuch shoes?
/Estel
I don't see a problem with a council member getting a device if there are grounds for it
I don't see a problem with a council member getting a device either, but
they should not participate on the selection committee if they apply for
one.
I will say: it is perfectly reasonable to have the council members to get
one as a reward" for the work they will do (and most likely have already
done our they would not get elected).
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My post in this thread was deleted by someone
Is the it new hard dictator rules coming up? It's a new sheriff in town I guess.
I will nominate aenebacka for a n9 for the best/longest/fastest support of maemo/meego application.
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Evaluating someone's community (non-coding) effort first would be more suitable and not biased by promises or personal relationships.
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So although there may indeed be "100% consensus", it appears to be 100% of 3 people out of the maemo.org community of 100s from a mailing list that is not particularly often used. So perhaps that's why you find it a more reasonable place
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Councillors could still nominate themselves ofc, as they're members of the community just like anyone else.
Except any councillors that aren't eligible, due to the conditions that have already been laid-down.