[wplug-plan] [wplug] This weekends Install/Tweak - Fest

[Justin at js-wordsmith.com]

>Why does the Vice Chair rarely have something to report? I would think 
>it would be hard for the Vice Chair to have nothing to say, look at his 
>duties.

If we aren't effectively pursuing relationships with other organizations, then the vice chair will rarely have anything to report.

That's something that needs to change, and like Vance said in the main mailing list, it starts with us. If you're not sure where to begin, the list of ideas I posted earlier ought to provide a good starting point. Open source succeeds because of collaboration, and so can we. 

Justin Smith
Electronic Communication Specialist
724-612-2837
http://www.js-wordsmith.com




>---- Original Message ----
>From: John Lewis <oflameo2 at gmail.com>
>To: wplug-plan at wplug.org
>Sent: Fri, Dec 7, 2012, 9:58 AM
>Subject: Re: [wplug-plan] [wplug] This weekends Install/Tweak - Fest
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>> The Vice-Chair shall:
>>
>>     assist the Chair in the performance of that office's role and duties
>>     conduct the general correspondence of WPLUG and serve as its principal spokesperson
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>He didn't report anything in January, February, March, April, (April 2 
>is proprietary), June, July, August, or October.
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>Did the December meeting happen or did it also not happen due to lack of 
>quorum?
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>On 12/07/2012 11:37 AM, Pat Barron wrote:
>> Everything can be found here:
>>
>> http://www.wplug.org/wiki/WPLUGBoard
>>
>> Except for the minutes of the December 4th meeting (which hasn't been
>> published to the wiki yet but which I sent out to the mailing list), and
>> the November 8th meeting (which didn't occur due to lack of quorum).
>> Anyone can read this page (including non-members).
>>
>>
>>> Please explain "usually having to do privacy concerns of people not
>>> involved with the board, where it's not appropriate to publish".
>>
>> Here's an example (which has actually happened) - suppose a member
>> registers a complaint about another member's conduct.  That is referred
>> to the Investigating Committee, and ultimately to the board, for
>> resolution.  Until all inquiries are complete, it is not appropriate to
>> publish any information about that (it's usually not appropriate to even
>> publish any information that an inquiry is in progress).  Even
>> afterwards, it may not be appropriate to publish any information about
>> the specifics of the complaint, who it was made against, and who made it.
>>
>> --Pat.
>>
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