On Sat, Feb 26, 2000 at 02:33:39PM -0800, Ralph Zeller wrote:
> It depends on what we want to do. We are already an organization of sorts.
> To incorporate, we would have to designate officers, and file articles of
> incorporation with the Oregon Secretary of State. The real work is in
> defining and implementing our goals and objectives.
Mmmm...I'd like to proceed cautiously. I've never encountered such an
organization--even the best--that didn't have some difficult politics
associated with it. That said, there are also advantages to
formality.
I am unlikely to become politically active in such an organization
(nolo episcopari!) I do think it's worth pursuing. I think, if we
decide to pursue it, we might consider formalizing a level of openness
in the organizations rules.
Randolph
