Re: election process for EB members
Andrew <[email protected]>
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Hi, I do not think anyone necessarily is doing a bad job or that this would be considered removing anyone. Perhaps this would just be an to affirm a democratic feeling within blitzed. Perhaps an EB vote could be held every 2 years or something. That way people don't have the feeling like there will be a vote to remove/replace them, they are just getting elected or re-elected. just my thoughts. andy On Sun, 30 Jan 2005, Andy Smith wrote: > On Sun, Jan 30, 2005 at 12:20:17AM +0200, Anton Wolkov wrote: > > let's think of all this, what possible results a vote may give, > > EB staff stays as it is, which gives nothing but an illusion of democracy. > > No, if those with a stake in Blitzed wish for its EB to stay the > same then that's democracy, not an illusion of it. > > > EB staff changes which creates real democracy with it's problems, and > > in the end may fail miserably, or give nothing. > > It depends on who exactly gets to vote, but I know I wouldn't like > to carry on doing EB tasks unless it was felt I was doing a good > job. I couldn't then be sure that whoever comes next was going to > do a good job, but that's just life isn't it.. > > > since the current EB would probably have a veto power over this vote, > > I believe, everyone who wants to vote, should post a public comment on > > why, and later this comment will be reviewed by moderators, and only > > if comment makes sense, and you can see the person is not casting > > random votes it should be accepted. > > It seems silly to give us veto over a vote that removes one or more > of us, and I don't see the sense of requring people votes to be > "moderated" and judged worthy or not either. If there were to be > elections then I think it would be best to think carefully about who > can vote rather than letting everyone vote and then trying to make > sure they did so for the "right reasons". > > Some suggestions for sensibly restricting the voting population: > > - blitzed staff > > - server admins > > - users who have had a registered nick for more than 1 year > > - some combination of the above >