Re: [tdf-discuss] [SC] How to define "Membership" within TDF?

2010/10/18 André Schnabel <andre.schnabel@gmx.net>

> Hi,
>
> as you all know, we are working to make The Document Foundation an
> independent self-governing meritocratic Foundation. This Foundation should
> be lead by it's members, based on their merit.
>
> One of the very basic questions to answer is:
>  "Who is a member at TDF."
>
> Well - we (the Steering Committee) do not have a detailed answer on this,
> as we think that the voice of our contributors should be respected for this
> very important topic. So we want to discuss this here, before we come to a
> decision.
>
> To get things started, I put some notes at the wiki:
>   http://wiki.documentfoundation.org/TDF/Membership

Maybe defining what is not a member, could help out clear things up.



> These are initial thoughts, but I hope, you get the idea, what we are
> heading for. Please read and send comments to the mailinglist (
> discuss@documentfoundation.org). For the first days I would not suggest to
> go deeply into details - we should get the general picture first (e.g. the
> very basic principles).
>
> For discussion please use this mailinglist and try to keep the thread
> alive. If a new thread is started, please add at least the tag [SC] and the
> word "Membership" in the subject.
>
> I'm looking forward to a constructive discussion,
>
> André
>
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