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Lars Weiler wrote: |
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> * Seemant Kulleen <seemant@g.o> [06/06/17 22:21 -0400]: |
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>> Some of the pending items: do we want to include in the general voting: |
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>> the actual *size* of the board. I remember Grant had mentioned onlist |
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>> that the board could do with downsizing anyway to 5 or 7 members. I |
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>> personally agree with that assessment. |
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> Question is, wherefore we actually need trustees and where |
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> they should hail from? See, I'm from Germany and I can't do |
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> stuff like opening a bank account in the USA. Also I have |
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> some difficulties with US tax stuff, but that's something I |
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> can learn. |
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Once we get a decent account (yes this is my problem and I am working on |
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it), international trustees will have access to it. Bank of America |
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allows for this, although there will be some strange details needed like |
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mailing a signature card all over the world to any trustee who needs |
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access to the account. |
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> My aim for being in this board was to have somebody present |
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> from an area with a lot of Gentoo users. Being present at |
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> the fairs and conferences over here in Old Europe. And I |
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> wanted to improve the connections between the local |
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> organisations in Europe and the Foundation. |
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> I still think that we should have such a person in the board |
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> of trustees. Beside that we need some trustees who can |
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> really manage this Foundation and finish all the |
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> paper-stuff. |
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Yes, I agree. Not everyone on the board should be an "expert" in the |
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same area. A diverse board helps Gentoo. |
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Thanks, |
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Donnie |