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OK - I see the ombudsman as being valuable to our project. However, since the |
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persons acting as an ombudsman do not truly have authority for resolving the |
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issue @ hand and are just working as a mediator (not arbiter) to impartially |
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investigate and potentially by wisdom settle disputes - I suggest we append |
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the glep to state issues that cannot be resolved by using an ombudsman be |
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lifted to the tlps for direction on how to proceed. Then we as tlps can make |
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a decision. While I do not see this as a frequent happening (becoming some |
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burden to the tlps), ultimately someone has to be accountable and make a |
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decision when something cannot be handled by the ombudsman for whatever |
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sundry reason. |
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Jay |
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On Sunday 13 July 2003 06:48 pm, Grant Goodyear wrote: |
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> Okay, It's been about a week since I sent my Ombudsman GLEP out for |
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> comments, so it's time to summarize the comments so far. The original |
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> GLEP may be found at http://www.gentoo.org/proj/en/glep. So far there |
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