On Tuesday 10 May 2005 11:10 am, Lan Barnes wrote: > > How about when their dues run out? > > > > Even if SDMUG chooses to secede, the individual members are SDCS > > members until their dues run out, like it or not.
Andrew's point is well taken; SDMUG membership's SDCS membership status is valid until the dues expire, regardless of additional memberships in other organizations. SDMUG members are SDCS members until such time as their dues run out. The fact that members of SDMUG have voted to effectively disband the SDMUG SIG of SDCS and reform SDMUG as its own organization does not dissolve SDMUG member's membership status in SDCS. Any SDCS meeting for the purpose of board elections will be required to have a quorum calculated by including the paid membership of SDMUG. I guestimate this number at 70 members. > If we have enough non-SDMUG board members to replace them in the > offices, I would be inclined to ask them to resign from their board > officerships next board meeting ... really nicely. They probably would. At this point, I'm honestly tempted to offer to step in as SDCS president. > I also thing amending the by-laws to permit written proxies (or even > email proxies) is a good idea. Written proxies are one thing. Email proxies should only be considered acceptable if they are OpenPGP signed, and the signature is trusted. It is _far_ too easy to fake email, as we should all well be aware. Gregory -- Gregory K. Ruiz-Ade <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> | This message has an OpenPGP Sr. Systems Administrator | digital signature attachment Cast & Crew Entertainment Services, Inc. | generated by GnuPG.
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