On Wed, Dec 21, 2005, Elad Efrat wrote about "Re: Who? What?": > I will be offering myself for a position in the board; but I'll warn > you that if I'm elected you won't see me do much.
If you won't do much, why should we vote for you??? > Agenda is pretty simple: > > 1. Cost of membership drops to 50 NIS and 25 NIS respectively, since > the only need for money is to fund AP. Entrance to Hamakor members > will remain free. This is short-sighted. With less money, the Amuta can do less. Without any money, there is no point in having the Amuta at all. Remember that you don't need to join Hamakor to use or write free software. What's the point to join Hamakor, then, if you don't want to contribute money to its kitty? > 2. There are no longer "yedidim". Being on the board will not help you achieve this, since this definition is in the bylaws, and these can only be changed by a special majority of the general assembly. You could have proposed this change now, without being a board member, and being one won't help you in making this change. > 4. The lists will have no censorship, no moderation, and will be open > for posting without subscribing. What does "posting without subscribing" achieve, except getting spam on the list?? > 6. Hamakor will not spend money on printing CDs, posters, postcards, > T-Shirts, or anything like it until it gains more stability. What kind of things will you like Hamakor to do with its money? Or, if you think it shouldn't have any money, and the board shouldn't do anything, why do we need the Amuta at all? > 7. There will be a general assembly of Hamakor members (all of them) > at least 3-4 times a year. I agree that 3-4 assemblies a year are ideal, but I'm not sure it's a practical idea. Who will come to them? And if the assemblies will not have the legal quorum, they can't do anything. This will be ten times as true after you abolish the "Yedidim" status, and we suddenly need 50 people in every assembly. > 9. "Hamakor Prize" will be cancelled. Care to explain why? > Don't bother replying - I don't care what you think, my opinions will > not change, and if I will be elected each one of these will be done. Are you trying to scare us? :-) -- Nadav Har'El | Wednesday, Dec 21 2005, 21 Kislev 5766 [EMAIL PROTECTED] |----------------------------------------- Phone +972-523-790466, ICQ 13349191 |Why do programmers mix up Christmas and http://nadav.harel.org.il |Halloween? Because DEC 25 = OCT 31 --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
