Hello Anthere,
as you might know, Wikimedia CH will shortly after it's foundation
organise a Swiss Wikipedia Day in Zurich (Swiss Federal Institute of
Technology Zurich/ETH Zürich). It will be on Saturday June 17th. We
hope that the program can include some speeches/presentations, talks,
workshops,
Hello everyone
I remember the death story :-)
Well, why not ! Whether speaking or not speaking :-)
I appreciate the invitation !
I won't be sure I can come before a little while, as
my husband is travelling just this week. But I'll keep
in touch. Is there a page or a wiki where I can follow
what
Hello Anthere,
thanks for your reply!
On Wikimedia CH WIki
(http://ch.wikimedia.org/wiki/Events/Wikipedia_Day_2006/Preparation)
is the page where we organise the whole things, a certain amount of
organising is however also done on the mailinglist wikimediach-l and
via private mails. But I will try
More questions for the French translation:
> Art. 4.3 Active members have active and passive voting rights as well
> as the right to speak, file a motion and vote on motions in the
> general assemblies.
What is the difference between "active" and "passive" voting right ? If
only active members ha
Hi Frederic
* active voting right = right to get a job within the corporation / association
* passive voting right = right to vote for someone
Even the swiss constitution and the cantonal constitutions make differences
between these two rights.
Jürg
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Zitat von Frederic Schutz <[EMAIL PROTEC
On 3/17/06, Jürg Wolf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> * active voting right = right to get a job within the corporation /
> association
>
> * passive voting right = right to vote for someone
It's the other way around (at least in Germany):
* active voting right -> you can vote
* passive voting righ
Zur Klärung Zitate aus der Site des Schweizer ParlamentesQuelle: http://www.parlament.ch/homepage/sv-services-dummy/sv-ww-a-z/sv-ww-a.htmAktives Wahlrecht Man kann jemanden wählen. Wer in der Schweiz das Wahlrecht besitzt, hat sowohl das aktive als auch das passive Wahlrecht Passives WahlrechtMan k
Jürg Wolf wrote:
> * active voting right = right to get a job within the corporation /
> association
> * passive voting right = right to vote for someone
>
> Even the swiss constitution and the cantonal constitutions make differences
> between these two rights.
Interesting... I did not know abo
These are technical words.
Strange also to me, but they are correct.
Regards
Ilario
Frederic Schutz wrote:
>Jürg Wolf wrote:
>
>
>
>>* active voting right = right to get a job within the corporation /
>>association
>>* passive voting right = right to vote for someone
>>
>>Even the swiss con
