Eligibility for Council - Revision history

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2008-08-19T05:31:07Z

Policy

2008-08-19T05:30:40Z

Policy: add changes from last month's meeting

2006-10-02T21:17:53Z

Policy: indentation unnecessary

2006-10-02T21:15:59Z

2 headers? oops. gotta get into the habit of previewing.

2006-10-02T21:14:45Z

Policy: add link to and language of original council decision.

2006-09-24T20:48:28Z

- space

2006-09-24T20:23:11Z

new template format

2006-09-19T22:40:19Z

date

2006-09-19T22:31:37Z

template addition

2006-06-13T22:15:29Z

put explanation at the top; reordered the criteria

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 == Policy==
 ''as discussed by Council in [http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/council/2008-July/002373.html July 2008], then referred to Laurel Hoyt for compilation.''
 Council needs broad input from the FreeGeek community to make decisions. This requires openness to many views and good judgment about how to use meeting time.

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   | notes = What it takes to be a full-fledged council member with the ability to block decisions.
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-== Policy ==
+== Policy==
-''as approved by council in [http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/council/2002-October/000265.html September 2002]:''
+''as discussed by Council in [http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/council/2008-July/002373.html July 2008], then referred to Laurel Hoyt for compilation.''
 One must attend two consecutive meetings to vote and miss three consecutive meetings to lose the privelege.   Also, one must be on the council mailing list for voting eligibility.  Exceptions can be made in advance for these eligibility requirements.

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 ''as approved by council in [http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/council/2002-October/000265.html September 2002]:''
-: One must attend two consecutive meetings to vote and miss three consecutive meetings to lose the privelege.   Also, one must be on the council mailing list for voting eligibility.  Exceptions can be made in advance for these eligibility requirements.
+One must attend two consecutive meetings to vote and miss three consecutive meetings to lose the privelege.   Also, one must be on the council mailing list for voting eligibility.  Exceptions can be made in advance for these eligibility requirements.
-: On blocking votes, we decided to allow unlimited blocking for each person unless this becomes an issue later on.  Also, the blocking member needs to explain their blocking vote.
 ==Notes==

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−	~~\| notes = These criteria are used to determine who, having demonstrated commitment over time and remained informed on current issues, is eligible to ''block consensus'' (a privilege rarely used).}}~~
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 == Policy ==
-''approved by council < 2002 >''
+''as approved by council in [http://lists.freegeek.org/pipermail/council/2002-October/000265.html September 2002]:''
-Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].
+: One must attend two consecutive meetings to vote and miss three consecutive meetings to lose the privelege.   Also, one must be on the council mailing list for voting eligibility.  Exceptions can be made in advance for these eligibility requirements.
 * When an unqualified member attends at least three meetings in a row, he or she becomes qualified at the third meeting.
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−	{{Policy Header\|Eligibility for Council Policy\|These criteria are used to determine who, having demonstrated commitment over time and remained informed on current issues, is eligible to ''block consensus'' (a privilege rarely used).}}	+	{{Policy Header
		+	\| PolicyName = Eligibility for Council Policy
		+	\| notes = These criteria are used to determine who, having demonstrated commitment over time and remained informed on current issues, is eligible to ''block consensus'' (a privilege rarely used).}}

	== Policy ==		== Policy ==

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	== Policy ==		== Policy ==
		+	''approved by council < 2002 >''
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	Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].		Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].

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		+	== Policy ==
	Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].		Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].
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−	~~These criteria are used to determine who, having demonstrated commitment over time and remained informed on current issues, is eligible to ''block consensus'' (a privilege rarely used).~~

	* Members who attended the first council meeting were automatically qualified to participate in decisions.		* Members who attended the first council meeting were automatically qualified to participate in decisions.

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-Who is eligible for making decisions at the [[Community Council]]?
+Any community member is eligable to ''participate in discussion'' at the [[Community Council]].
-* Members who attend the first council meeting are automatically qualified to participate in decisions.
+These criteria are used to determine who, having demonstrated commitment over time and remained informed on current issues, is eligible to ''block consensus'' (a privilege rarely used).
 * Once a member becomes qualified, he or she becomes unqualified if he or she misses three meetings in a row.