First of all, I would like to thank Florence for bringing this subject up.

I must admit that I did not know of the group's existence until one day I
"happened" upon it about one month ago. I was researching the possibility
of creating an Offline User Group, and had even created a logo for a user
group back in December 2018:
https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Wikimedia_Offline_Logo.svg

I therefore propose this logo for the group.

I am also willing to work to get this User Group more active.

Best regards
Gabriel

On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 8:31 PM Samuel Klein <[email protected]> wrote:

> For group contacts + reports :  It would be good to have an annual
> nomination thread, and short wiki vote, a few months before our annual
> report? (*August* each year)
> That way we can use the same energy to summarize what's been happening;
> those involved in active projects should feel welcome to be liaisons; and
> we keep the meta pages up to date.
>
> On board voting:
> + Arranging private votes has been a perennial weakness for the movement.
> Would others be interested in public discussion of pros/cons of different
> candidates?
> + I respect the concerns around voting multiple times: we want people to
> be comfortable joining many groups while only voting once.  Is there any
> proposal yet re: how to do this?
> + Say that, per Nemo, only incorporated groups vote in the final
> selection.  Perhaps we could share formal recommendations with that group,
> before their vote (and sort those out on Meta).
>
> SJ
>
> On Mon, Mar 4, 2019 at 9:39 AM Federico Leva (Nemo) <[email protected]>
> wrote:
>
>> Thanks for raising the point.
>>
>> Florence Devouard, 27/02/19 14:17:
>> > Yet... an WMF affiliate has some obligations... so how should we deal
>> > with that in the least time-consuming, least-bureaucratic,
>> > least-expensive way, yet playing our role in representing, recruting
>> and
>> > promoting offline in the mouvement ?
>>
>>  From my point of view as a supporter of offline projects, the ideal
>> solution is that all affiliates agree that only incorporated entities
>> will have a formal vote (whatever its weight) in the final phase of the
>> selection of 2 board seats, to avoid creating new unwanted work about
>> internal governance.
>>
>> Alternatively, a simple method might be to decide that all user groups
>> will have a discussion/vote on a certain wiki page where all their
>> members can join (Meta-Wiki may be enough if it can be public), so that
>> it's easy to identify unwanted patterns. (And establish a quorum or
>> whatever other criteria is decided.)
>>
>> Federico
>>
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