William Warren wrote:
> just because the bylaws have never been followed does not mean they 
> should be ignored.
> 

I agree.  Actually - to do otherwise may very well be illegal.  I'm not 
sure what the penalties are if any.  If the bylaws are onerous they can 
be changed, again following whatever process is stated in the bylaws, or 
otherwise as proscribed by law.

Is there any reason not to do things by the book?  What's the point of 
having a legal entity if we're not going to follow the law?  Unless of 
course the law allows the foundation to just ignore its bylaws...
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