Very good suggestion, so I support as well.

2017-11-08 10:06 GMT+01:00 Gerard Meijssen <[email protected]>:

> Hoi,
> I am happy with this as well.
> Thanks.
>      GerardM
>
> On 8 November 2017 at 10:02, Maor Malul <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>> Agreed!
>>
>> On 5/11/2017 9:24 p.m., Milos Rancic wrote:
>>
>> I support Steven as a clerk, as well. (I supoort him as a full LangCom
>> member, but let's finish voting on this issue before we start anything
>> new.)
>>
>>
>> On Nov 5, 2017 8:04 PM, "Oliver Stegen" <[email protected]> wrote:
>>
>>> Dear fellow LangCom members,
>>>
>>>
>>> I've thought about Steve's proposal and have come to the conclusion that
>>> we should accept it. More and more volunteer-based committees of non-profit
>>> organisations appoint such clerks. (I've seen it in an international school
>>> context which was run by a volunteer board.)
>>>
>>> The main advantage, imho, is that (quite apart from lightening the load
>>> of administrative burdens) such a clerk can keep us on our toes. Especially
>>> when a lull in interaction comes up (which is bound to happen in the future
>>> just as regularly as it has happened in the past - life is too busy for
>>> most if not all of us).
>>>
>>>
>>> So, I vote for appointing Steve as our clerk.
>>>
>>>
>>> In the hope of speeding up LangCom's tasks,
>>>
>>> Oliver Stegen (User:Baba Tabita)
>>>
>>> On 03-Nov-17 17:29, Steven White wrote:
>>>
>>> Ladies and Gentlemen:
>>>
>>>
>>> I would like to propose that the Language Committee formally appoint me
>>> as clerk.  In a similar vein to the way clerks work for bodies like the
>>> English Wikipedia Arbitration Committee, my purpose in this is to keep
>>> things moving on-wiki that do not really require a member of the LangCom to
>>> post on-wiki directly, except as a matter of formal procedure.  Thus, for
>>> example, I would see this appointment as authorizing the following actions:
>>>
>>>
>>>    - Marking projects as "eligible" when it's obvious—for example,
>>>    languages that clearly have a large speaker base, and perhaps already 
>>> have
>>>    an open Wikimedia project. Anything that is remotely 
>>> controversial—langcode
>>>    is for a macrolanguage or constructed language, little or no speaker 
>>> base,
>>>    ancient language, etc.—I would not mark, unless expressly authorized by
>>>    LangCom.  Even when I mark an obvious project as "eligible", I would post
>>>    here that I have done so.
>>>    - Marking new project proposals or closing project proposals as
>>>    approved or not approved when (and only when) a definitive decision has
>>>    been taken according to the rules set out by LangCom. For example, based 
>>> on
>>>    Oliver's posting of 29 October, if there is no further comment on the
>>>    matter, I would mark the requests to close Nahuatl Wikipedia and
>>>    Transkievica Wikipedia as rejected on 5 November, one week after Oliver's
>>>    posting.
>>>
>>> There are two main reasons that I am requesting you to appoint me
>>> formally. At a certain level, the rules already allow me to take such
>>> actions on-wiki if I find compelling enough reason—discussions are
>>> unreasonable, disruptive, personal, etc. However, there is room for people
>>> to object on the technical grounds that only LangCom members may do these
>>> things.
>>>
>>> Further, if there were a strong history of LangCom members in fact
>>> handling these things promptly on-wiki, there would be no need for me to
>>> make this request. But the history, if anything, is otherwise. So I think
>>> this would be a positive step for LangCom to take in order to reduce the
>>> number of open RFL and PCP requests sitting out there in limbo.
>>>
>>> Thank you for your consideration.
>>>
>>> Respectfully,
>>> Steven White (User:StevenJ81)
>>>
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