However, I see a balance of two women and two men.
I believe it’s essential to allow communities to freely express their
opinions on these matters, as no result will satisfy everyone’s
expectations regarding diversity. Ultimately, it’s best to empower the
communities to decide on their own preferences and to look at the
outcome with a perspective of seeing the glass half full or half empty,
depending on one’s viewpoint.
Kind regards
On 11/10/2024 11:49, Philip Kopetzky wrote:
Well, congratulations to 4 people living in Western Europe. If this
result doesn't get the Wikimedia Foundation to rethink their approach
to how they select their board members, I don't know what will.
I guess it's up to communities, affiliates and regional structures to
create the change we want to see, noe more than ever.
--
Ilario Valdelli
Skype: valdelli
Tel: +41764821371
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