On Thu, Apr 1, 2010 at 8:03 PM, Jim Grisanzio <jim.grisan...@sun.com> wrote:
> You are mixing roles and collectives. C and CC are governance roles in the
> Electorates for people who want to be involved in governance, and Leader is
> one of the website roles in a CG, P, or UG for people who want to work on
> the website and/or source repositories. There is no connection between
> governance roles and website roles. You can have a website role or a
> governance role or both.

This was true for the old constitution.  It is no longer true in the
new, and your document is obsolete.  There is no longer any such thing
as Core Contributor, and the concept of one electorate per group is
gone, as is the artificial distinction between governance and groups.

Speaking as an OGB member, I would like to formally request that the
OGB and the website team work together to articulate the impact of the
new constitution on the current website, and to define a set of
requirements to bring it into alignment with the new constitution.

I would also like to put a stake in the ground and state that the OGB
is one of the key stakeholders of the website design and expects to
have a role and say in the planning and approval process for these
changes.

  -John

As a start, some of the differences are:

There are only Participants, Contributors, Leaders and Facilitators.
Once you have been named a Contributor, you are one for life,
irregardless of whether or not you take on or drop Leadership or
Facilitator roles, or if you are a Participant elsewhere.  The fact of
your contributing to OpenSolaris can not be taken away even if the
group you were in when you contributed goes away.  The new
constitution intentionally restores the connection between governance
and groups  by making the Contributor role one that impacts both the
local group and the global Electorate.

Anyone who is a Contributor anywhere can choose to become a member of
the single electorate group.  They can also choose to resign as a
member, and rejoin again if so desired; none of these actions require
approval by anyone else.
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