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For Voting and accepting proposals, Hive76 uses the system below: | |||
# We vote at Wednesday Meetings on the 1st and 3rd of the month (7:00PM sharp). | |||
# To submit something to vote on, a member has to: | |||
#write up a proposal, and post it to the Pending Proposals section of the wiki. | |||
#They must also post the proposal to the mailing list, with the subject line starting with PROPOSAL:. | |||
#NOTE: the proposal might be modified during the voting meeting by those in attendance, as long as it sticks to the core idea/plan. | |||
# Proposals are passed by 2/3 Majority of people attending the meeting. | |||
# Members can select someone to vote for them by proxy at the meeting. | |||
(temp note: adopted 2010.02.10 by voting at 'irc-because-of-storm' meeting) | |||
Revision as of 01:00, 11 February 2010
For Voting and accepting proposals, Hive76 uses the system below:
- We vote at Wednesday Meetings on the 1st and 3rd of the month (7:00PM sharp).
- To submit something to vote on, a member has to:
#write up a proposal, and post it to the Pending Proposals section of the wiki. #They must also post the proposal to the mailing list, with the subject line starting with PROPOSAL:. #NOTE: the proposal might be modified during the voting meeting by those in attendance, as long as it sticks to the core idea/plan.
- Proposals are passed by 2/3 Majority of people attending the meeting.
- Members can select someone to vote for them by proxy at the meeting.
(temp note: adopted 2010.02.10 by voting at 'irc-because-of-storm' meeting)
