[wplug-board] Board offices

[Brian A. Seklecki]

>
> Director-at-Large: The Director-at-Large has no specific duties,
> so would ordinarily have the smallest workload.  He is of course
> expected to attend Board and membership meetings.  He can also
> serve as a utility player and take on tasks and roles as desired,
> so doesn't necessarily have to be bored all the time.

As was implied by my write-in-candidacy, I feel that this role suits my 
position best (passive-involvement; consensus building, objectivity, 
special projects, etc.)

We can discuss this more on the 9th.

How do felafel's or gyro sandwiches sound for everyone?  Hummus and pita 
on the side.  Maybe lamb.

I only ask because leglislation on an empty stomach sounds like a recipie 
for disaster.

~BAS


>
> An ideal Director-at-Large can objectively observe how the Board
> is functioning and volunteer to pitch in on those tasks that
> aren't getting adequate coverage.  No special qualities,
> abilities, or knowledge are necessarily required.
>