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Hello all, |
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I'd like to summarise the replies I've received to my questions from |
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nearly 2 weeks ago: |
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Replies to my question: |
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dilfridge |
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gyakovlev |
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marecki |
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mattst88 |
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mgorny |
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sam |
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ulm |
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williamh |
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Did not reply: |
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lu_zero |
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patrick |
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slyfox |
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whissi |
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zlogene |
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zx2c4 |
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Nominees who haven't voted yet (you can ls -l the files without reading |
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them, nothing nefarious): |
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zx2c4 (last voted in 2018) |
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The council is the institution of last resort. Whether accountability |
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before an election matters is something every developer needs to judge |
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for themself. My personal view is that if a candidate has no time to |
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reply to some simple questions or even post a manifesto, they likely |
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either don't have time to serve, or don't respect the electorate. In |
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light of recent events, I might also suggest that a council member ought |
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to be reasonable and act rationally. |
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Just a reminder: you can change your votes if you wish: |
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https://wiki.gentoo.org/wiki/Project:Elections#Condorcet_method_of_voting |
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Regards |
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David |
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