[Foundation-l] Voting suffrage criteria (established members should be able to vote)

[Ron Moss]

Ant; Your observation only lacks noticing the treatment of Sherry Peel 
Jackson, the former IRS ageng that has been encarcerated for her political 
stance. Google her and Joe Banister also a former Criminal investigator, 
IRS.
They worked him over too. Then Google Peter Hendrickson or Tom Cryer, both 
of whom are experts on the issue. Please help het Sherry released and this 
matter out to the public. Thanks Ron Moss
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Florence Devouard" <Anthere9 at yahoo.com>
To: <foundation-l at lists.wikimedia.org>
Sent: Monday, June 23, 2008 8:35 AM
Subject: Re: [Foundation-l] Voting suffrage criteria (established members 
should be able to vote)


> Michael Snow wrote:
>> Over time, the elections are also showing the same edit-count creep that
>> manifests itself in the selection of administrators on mature projects.
>> The effect is to increasingly exclude people who should have been
>> considered part of the community. I don't have easy solutions for how to
>> address this while still preventing manipulation through sockpuppet
>> accounts and the like, but this is one reason we added a second method
>> for the community to choose board members through the chapter selection
>> process. In the chapter setting, participation is more clearly related
>> to individual identity, and it goes some distance toward offering the
>> membership system that was originally contemplated, whose failure to
>> implement some people still lament.
>>
>> --Michael Snow
>
>
> And what if... we tried making the Foundation a membership based
> organization ?
>
> Ant
>
>
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