On Thursday, January 05, 2006 at 4:37 AM Scott Kitterman wrote:
I'll second all these two, except for myself (and I guess
except for Wayne since he's declined, although I'd like to
see him serve).
Unfortunately, my work is more and more disconnected from the
internet (i.e.
only via private networks) and that makes it hard to
participate as much as I would like. I just don't see myself
having the consistent availability needed even for the more
limite effort recently required to be on the council.
Also, if the council is taking nominations for the election
officer, I nominate John Pinkerton. I can probably help out
with that if necessary.
Scott K
On 01/02/2006 14:03, Frank Ellermann wrote:
Boyd Lynn Gerber wrote:
I would like to nominate
Thanks, but I found no decent IRC client for my box, the homebrewn
identd isn't all I'd need. ;-)
Adding to your list (Julian, Stuart, William):
Arjen de Korte,
Alex van den Bogaerdt,
Koen Martens,
Mark Kramer,
Meng Weng Wong,
Scott Kitterman,
Wayne Schlitt.
Are the nominators checking with the nominees to make sure they actually
are interested in being elected to the SPF Council? Given Wayne's
recent resignation from the council, and Scott's indication that he is
declining to run, their nominations suggest that this is *not* being
done. Consequently, before making a nomination, I think it would be a
good idea to contact the potential nominee to determine if in fact they
have any interest in running for an SPF Council seat.
Regards,
Nick
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Knowledge Engineer
Habeas Inc.
650-694-3320
nick(_at_)habeas(_dot_)com
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