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Constrain requests to fill vacated seats more precisely. #1038
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The full IRC log of that discussion<fantasai> Subtopic: Constrain requests to fill vacated seats more precisely<fantasai> github: https://github.com//pull/1038 <fantasai> cwilso: Agree with jyasskin that the existing wording is not clear <fantasai> ... but the Call for Nominations is not rigidly scheduled. Only rigid schedule is the start of the term <fantasai> cwilso: Realistically, we could drop this whole clause since it's up to the chair, and a reasonable chair wouldn't schedule something with a one-month term <fantasai> cwilso: Realistically, we've gone different ways on this. E.g. when multiple people resigned to shift to the Board, held an election. When Florian and I resign, we didn't hold an election. [cites more history going back and forth] <fantasai> plh: I'm hearing a suggestion to drop the clause entirely. <fantasai> POLL: Should we keep some version of this sentence (vs drop it)? <fantasai> cwilso: Ambivalent. Hints that should think about whether it's worthwile. <fantasai> florian: Similar. No strong opinion. Some nudge might be helpful. <fantasai> plh: My take is this is guidance, and guidance goes in /Guide <fantasai> cwilso: I would prefer that <fantasai> ACTION: cwilso to discuss with jyasskin <TallTed> +1 given the way other things have been handled recently, this probably belongs more in the Guide <fantasai> plh: Scanned the section, and indeed Call for Nominations is not scheduled |
The original wording could have been interpreted as either 3 months to the next call for nominations or 3 months to the expected deadline for votes. This picks the first interpretation to avoid having multiple overlapping elections.
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The original wording could have been interpreted as either 3 months to
the next call for nominations or 3 months to the expected deadline for
votes. This picks the first interpretation to avoid having multiple
overlapping elections.
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