Dear Badru, I have your email and thank you. BUT this constant attempts to undermine serious issues, by not giving them the required attention, is not helpful and not healthy.
How do you propose healing wounds without admission of wrongdoing? How can we build trust when senior people like the current NomCom behave like that? When people are turning things personal, country and local community based, instead of thinking regional as per Afrinic mandate. It has been almost 3 days that the questions were asked and the NomCom chair did not even bother addressing the concerns raised. How would people trust the NomCom and the upcoming elections? Marcus ________________________________ From: Badru Ntege <[email protected]> Sent: Thursday, March 12, 2020 4:31:54 AM To: Marcus K. G. Adomey <[email protected]>; [email protected] <[email protected]> Subject: RE: NomCom Chairs Private Message We should take this as an oversight. And NomCom Chair will take note. Its time for us all to find that space that builds trust through the community. Lets heal the wounds through our actions and words. Have a wonderful day all. regards BN ________________________________ From: Marcus K. G. Adomey [[email protected]] Sent: 09 March 2020 18:50 To: [email protected] Subject: [Community-Discuss] NomCom Chairs Private Message Dear Community, Our goodwill advocates have sighted an email message from the recently appointed and current NomCom chair to his favorite private mailing list in South Africa soliciting applications from the country in question. As a community, we have a few questions to ensure fairness in terms of recruitment of people based on merit and most importantly diversity. 1. Would the NomCom please share announcements equally well across other African countries to the same extent as the NomCom chair is doing for specifically South Africa? 2. Is this a personal act or was this done in his capacity as the NomCom chair where utmost objective neutrality is expected. 3. The said message asks for more South African representation even though it indicates SA already has a seat. Does this show some level of bias from the chairman of NomCom. 4. The said email indicates that the best way to influence the organization (meaning AfriNIC) is by getting involved and appeals for people on the said list to do so. This shows intent of bias focused on a specific country with aim of control while development is totally forgotten. Marcus
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