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| − | We are currently pondering the [[Meta Question]] and | + | We are currently pondering whether to enter into a [[Working with Providence NW|relationship with Providence]], which makes the [[Meta Question]] all the more pressing and tangible. |
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=== Policy === | === Policy === | ||
*[[On List Decisions Policy]] | *[[On List Decisions Policy]] | ||
Revision as of 10:18, 21 June 2006
The council makes decisions for FREE GEEK, specifically decisions that influence multiple areas of operation or working groups, decisions that have to do with long-term or overarching goals and policy, and decisions that might be controversial. Some of these duties are traditionally the in domain of a board of directors. Our board mostly deals with financial and legal oversight and some professional networking.
The Free Geek Community Council is the group responsible for the long term vision of Free Geek. It enacts policy that is:
- overarching, affecting all of Free Geeks, OR
- cross-group, not as big as overarching, but affects multiple groups (if those groups can't coordinate the policy on their own), OR
- controversial in nature.
Any volunteer or worker can be a member of the council. The council works by Consensus.
Current Topics of Discussion
The future of Free Geek
We are currently pondering whether to enter into a relationship with Providence, which makes the Meta Question all the more pressing and tangible.
Policy
Council Meetings
Community Council meetings are held on the third Wednesday of every month. The next meeting will be at 7:15 January 25, 2006 in Free Geek's meeting room.
There is a Meeting Template that may be used when setting up a new Council Meeting. (Remember to copy commitments from the previous meeting's minutes.)
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If you don't see the minutes here, check the council email archive. You can browse by month, or search them. (Look for multiple emails - corrections and refinements are common.)