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On 6/15/19 12:00 PM, Andrew Savchenko wrote: |
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> Gentoo power balance was carefully crafted over the years. However |
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> during last year that balance was disrupted: |
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> 1. The same person can now be in the Gentoo Council and the Trustees |
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> board. |
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This isn't unprecedented, and ultimately it likely isn't a big concern. |
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> 2. QA can now bypass Comrel on bans. |
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This is more a formality than anything else, and since it is only for |
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short term matters, the clarifications are likely a good thing. |
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> A better solution may be "single person => single vote" rule, so |
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> everyone is free to participate where and how they want, but in a |
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> case when multiple teams are involved in processing an issue a |
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> single person may vote only once and it is up to them to choose |
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> using what role. |
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As long as there is no conflict of interest this seems counter-intuitive. |
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Kristian Fiskerstrand |
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