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On Sun, Jun 17, 2018 at 12:06:33AM +0200, Andreas K. Huettel wrote: |
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> Hi William, |
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> > I believe the council and trustees should be working as a team to lead |
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> > Gentoo. We serve different functions, so there is room for both groups. |
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> > We have been adversarial lately and I don't think this is good. As a |
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> > council member, I will work to improve this situation. |
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> We (tamiko & me) asked the trustees formally to agree to the separation of |
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> functions precisely as it has been handled over the past ~10 years. |
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> They didn't agree to that. |
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> How would you like to see the separation of functions then? |
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The separation is pretty straight forward. |
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- the council handles global technical issues and appeals from comrel/qa. |
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- the trustees/foundation handle the business side (running the nfp that |
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backs us). |
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I read the proposal by prometheanfire a year ago also and do not quite |
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see why it was so offensive to some. The way I read it it was |
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basically making the council a committee in the foundation. The |
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council would have still been elected by the developers, and it wasn't |
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set up so the Trustees could remove people etc, so there wasn't really |
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a way the trustees could control it any more than they control the |
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council as it is. If I missed something, tell me. |
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Regarding comrel, given that more than one person who has been removed |
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from Gentoo has threatened the foundation with law suits, I can |
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understand the trustees wanting to be in that loop. |
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William |