My votes, including some very hard decisions:
Larry Garfield
Matthew Weier O’Phinney
Sara Golemon
Lukas Kahwe Smith
Beau Simensen
Jeremy Coates
Marc Alexander
Samantha Quiñones
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
Korvin Szanto
Michael Heap
Tobias Nyholm
Chris Tankersley
Jason Coward
David Négrier
Graham Daniels
Gary Hockin
Good luck to all the candidates!
--Larry Garfield
On 12/09/2016 10:46 AM, Michael Cullum wrote:
Hi all,
We’ve finally got to the voting stage in the first set of Core
Committee Elections where 12 CC members will be electedto staggered terms.
Candidates List (Alphabetical)
----------------------------------------
View full list of candidates with twitter handles and links to
nomination topics here <http://bit.ly/cc-election-candidates>
(bit.ly/cc-election-candidates <http://bit.ly/cc-election-candidates>)
or a list of names in copy/pasteable format below.
Beau Simensen
Cees-Jan Kiewiet
Chris Tankersley
David Négrier
Gary Hockin
Graham Daniels
Jason Coward
Jeremy Coates
Korvin Szanto
Larry Garfield
Lukas Kahwe Smith
Marc Alexander
Matthew Weier O’Phinney
Michael Heap
Samantha Quiñones
Same Minée
Sara Golemon
Stefano Torresi
Steve Winter
Tobias Nyholm
Role of the CC
----------------------
The brief summary of the new FIG structure is summised in
bit.ly/fig-3-0 <http://bit.ly/fig-3-0>. The quote pertaining to ‘What
is the CC’ is:
They hold the entrance votes and final acceptance vote. These
votes are to see if the FIG wants to consider this problem for a
PSR, and to have oversight of Working Groups and make sure working
groups have all relevant stakeholders have their interests
represented within them. Their final acceptance vote is on the
quality of the spec, ensuring consistency throughout the FIG,
ensuring it meets the FIG’s overall direction and aims, making
sure stakeholders interests were represented, and the competence
of the working group.
Essentially they are a technical steering committee for the PHP FIG
and it is designed to represent (and be representative of) the entire
PHP ecosystem from different types of PHP project (Framework, Library,
Consumer Package) to non-PHP things that relate to the ecosystem like
PHP Runtimes, IDEs, PHP in business to different generalised areas of
specialty such as security or async.
Who can vote?
--------------------
You can vote if you are
*
A project member
*
Have been active in the FIG group’s discussions or activities
within the past 12 months and are listed here
<http://bit.ly/cc-voters>(http://bit.ly/cc-voters).
If you wish to be on the list of community members please see here
<https://gist.github.com/michaelcullum/9f5fd32efce27fb5517dd43bf814f16f#file-xnotetocandidates-md>about
how to be added. Votes of anyone not on the list will be discarded.
How to vote?
-------------------
The voting system used is STV[1][2], so basically, there is no
tactical voting possible; vote for who you want, even if they are a
less popular candidates as your vote will move down to a different
candidate if you back an unpopular candidate who doesn't have enough
votes; if a candidate is elected, their surplus votes are also
re-allocated so you are not punished for backing popular candidates
either. There is no quorum, you are of course entitled to not vote and
it will not count as a missed vote on the voting sheet.
You may, if you wish, not rank all twenty candidates but only rank
those with whom you have a preference (top 5, 12, 15 etc.).
Reply to this topic ranking the candidates in order of preferencefor
example:
1. Luke
2. Leia
3. Anakin
4. Rey
5. Padmé
6. Finn
The vote ends at 23:59 UTC on the 23rd December, and the result will
then (hopefully/likely) be announced on the 24th December.
Note to candidates:
--------------------------
People have asked about this so to clarify, you are highly encouraged
to vote for yourselves. For full rationale please see here
<https://gist.github.com/michaelcullum/9f5fd32efce27fb5517dd43bf814f16f#note-to-candidates>.
Many thanks,
Michael Cullum
[1]: STV User-friendly Explanation
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l8XOZJkozfI
[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single_transferable_vote
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