On 2/2/06, Ori Idan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
It seems people wants to run to the board only when it's as savors,
I'm intrested in hearing what is it that you want to save? What
do you think hamakor should be doing?
How? Between who and who?
And what will be the second and the third thing you'll do?
Its nice to see that there are some people who still wants to run to the board:)
But can you please give a more detailed review of your ideas and goals?
Ely
Btw although I thought of ignoring this part of the email I just wanted to point on a small mislogic. If people join the Hamakor to do things then they will leave or not leave based on what hamakor is doing and not based on what they hear on the discussion list. So if people did leave they either didn't think Hamakor is doing anything useful or they do think important part of Hamakor's job is discussing things on the mailing list but they didn't like the way those discussions were going.
חשבתי הרבה האם להציג את מועמדותי שוב.
מאחר שאני רואה שהעמותה כמעט מתפרקת ועודף הדיונים הארוכים גורם לאנשים
להסיר את המועמדות שלהם.
אני מציג בזה את מועמדותי לועד העמותה.
It seems people wants to run to the board only when it's as savors,
I'm intrested in hearing what is it that you want to save? What
do you think hamakor should be doing?
הדבר הראשון אותו אני מתכוון לעשות, הוא איחוד שורות.
How? Between who and who?
And what will be the second and the third thing you'll do?
Its nice to see that there are some people who still wants to run to the board:)
But can you please give a more detailed review of your ideas and goals?
Ely
יש לנו מצב אבסורדי בו יש הרבה תורמים לקוד הפתוח בישראל.
הרבה אנשים שהקוד הפתוח חשוב להם גם אם אינם תורמים בפועל.
אבל... כל אותם אנשים רבים אינם חברים בעמותה וגם אלו שכן חברים נמנעים
מלהציץ ברשימות הדיוור וחלקם אפילו לא חידשו את החברות.
Btw although I thought of ignoring this part of the email I just wanted to point on a small mislogic. If people join the Hamakor to do things then they will leave or not leave based on what hamakor is doing and not based on what they hear on the discussion list. So if people did leave they either didn't think Hamakor is doing anything useful or they do think important part of Hamakor's job is discussing things on the mailing list but they didn't like the way those discussions were going.
