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Doug Klima wrote: |
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> I'd just like to remind everyone that trustees are people that should |
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> have a bit of business savvy about them and should be comfortable |
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> dealing with paper work along with budgets. Just because someone is good |
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> at the technical aspect of Gentoo does not mean they can figure out the |
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> difference between a hole in the ground and something else. |
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> If you've been nominated, please take the above into consideration |
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> before accepting. Don't just accept because you "want to make a |
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> diference in Gentoo and the previous guys just did it wrong." We've had |
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> enough of those platforms and frankly those people fell flat on their |
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> faces and left us in that situation. |
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> |
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> If you've never heard of the UCC or what corporate bylaws are and mean, |
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> you should sit out of this one and get involved in another aspect of |
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> Gentoo. |
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Here are some New Mexico documents that Grant has been using lately, in |
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his heroic efforts to get things back on track: |
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http://tinyurl.com/2v6qtl |
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It might be a good idea for potential trustees to have a read of those, |
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and see how much they can make sense of (and see just how uninteresting |
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the task seems to be, at least in my opinion!) |
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Daniel |
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