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On Thu, Jul 31, 2014 at 4:53 AM, Rich Freeman <rich0@g.o> wrote: |
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> 1. Let the games project keep its policy, and anybody who wants to |
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> change this has to join the project and call for elections |
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This is the obvious answer to the question. I wonder why we're even |
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discussing it. Unless actions by $team conflict with our rules and/or |
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actions with other teams, issues within $team are to be solved from |
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within $team. |
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On the matter of calling for elections, since every project must hold |
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elections every year per GLEP 39, it's legitimate for the council to |
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call for an election when it doesn't happen. No need for anybody to |
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join the project and call for it. When I was a council member I would |
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regularly follow-up with lead status in TLPs, and have actually forced |
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elections in the KDE project in an amiable way once. No need to get |
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the big hammer of justice from the closet: just gather the people, get |
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them to vote, and problem solved. If the current and previous councils |
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had been doing their job as they should have, instead of flooding |
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mailing lists, we wouldn't be in that situation today. |
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Denis. |
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