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IMHO, democracy is better than others ways election. But how to make a
choice is difficult.

Sophie has mention meritocracy and I think it is better than democracy.
    
I agree with Sophie!
But I believe that metitocracy need the democracy for be effective.
Because... How do we know who deserves each position? The voting is
(IMHO) the answer.
For how long time be a representative?

    
It is going to be defined but 1-year-long sounds good for me.
  
And me too!

I propose that here decide the first step for this question, and choice
the first group of representatives that direct TDF.
    
For the first time, I think we can let the "foundation" decide
-> http://www.documentfoundation.org/foundation/

And from the second time, we vote, like the way Apache does:
-> http://httpd.apache.org/dev/voting.html

In this election, could choose the dependents of each key area in TDF
  
(like: l10n, QA, DEV, etc.)

+1
    
Is good for me too... but we can decide urgent, the leaders in each key
area. For the organization of them self.

There is much work to be done and the organization is the first step.

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