Maemo Elections
It's time for the next Maemo election. Any community member who has karma of 100 or more may be nominated for Council or may nominate themselves via the maemo community mailing list (nominations must also be accepted on the mailing list). The nomination period will close on Saturday, 31 March.
The voting is preliminarily scheduled to run from Thursday, 5 April, to Wednesday, 11 April. If there are less than four nominees, then they will be considered to be the consensus choice of the community in the election and no vote will be necessary.
Each member of maemo.org, who has an account that is more than 3 months old and who has earned over 10 karma points on that account, gets an electronic ballot. The election is a "single transferrable vote." They rank their Council candidates in order of preference; if their top candidate cannot get elected with the votes they receive, the votes are redistributed until all council seats have been allocated.
Please give consideration to nominating people you trust with the future of maemo. Nokia will stop future funding for maemo.org and cannot commit to handing over or licensing the website or parts of the infrastructure to the community. The current council has concluded that reorganizing maemo.org is not feasible and has started looking into a Plan B. There have also been proposals to bring Harmattan into maemo.org, and to coordinate with other similar projects such as WebOS, Qt or Nemo. It is preferable that the future of maemo be made by a deliberate decision of the community. Please help that happen by nominating and voting in the election.
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And I'm pretty sure, that this time, more than 4 people will get nominated, making election necessary. Especially, that - despite "consensus" passing of (less than 4) nominated people is perfectly "legal" Nokia, in their arrogance, tried to disregard such nominated council during IRC meeting.
In any way, every "complaining" about non-voting election, is quite useless, as it depends only on good will of people, that wish to nominate themselves. Of course, I don't mean that qole's comment is complaining - at least, not more than my own post ;)
And I'm pretty sure, that this time, more than 4 people will get nominated, making election necessary. Especially, that - despite "consensus" passing of (less than 4) nominated people is perfectly "legal" Nokia, in their arrogance, tried to disregard such nominated council during IRC meeting.
In any way, every "complaining" about non-voting election, is quite useless, as it depends only on good will of people, that wish to nominate themselves. Of course, I don't mean that qole's comment is complaining - at least, not more than my own post ;)
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