Without having looked into the actual substance of whatever dispute is
going on among frwiki and LSP, I want to put forward some good general
principles:
* The individual hiring and firing decisions of our organizations should be
under the exclusive jurisdiction of the entities assigned those
It's not exactly volunteer time. According to the documentation on
Meta-Wiki[1] each of the 16 listed working group members is appointed for
one year, and receives a stipend of $600 per year for their participation
(estimated at 5 hours per week).
I am surprised to see that the working group
working to provide a support system to help nurture and develop leaders
within the volunteer community is valuable. We have a lot of long term
leaders and there is room to make space for new ones, but with it comes an
expectation that they follow certain already embedded culture norms. If the
On Sun, 18 Sept 2022 at 10:36, Philip Kopetzky
wrote:
> "* This project is specifically to develop a leadership development plan
> that the Community Development team, a team which has some great people on
> it and a serious possibility for good in supporting volunteers, can use to
> do their
"* This project is specifically to develop a leadership development plan
that the Community Development team, a team which has some great people on
it and a serious possibility for good in supporting volunteers, can use to
do their work effectively. *" - I'm a bit dismayed that we are using
