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==Methods of voting in new members== | ==Methods of voting in new members== | ||
+ | * Our current method of voting in new members has proven to be broken in many ways. | ||
+ | ** Few people vote, or should for that matter, because they don't come to the shop often enough to meet much less get to know potential new members. | ||
+ | *** Possible Solution: | ||
+ | **** Voting should be a count of Nays more so than Yays. Nays must express reason for voting as such. | ||
+ | ***** This will eliminate the problem of having to wait 72 hours or whatever for people unable or unwilling to come to the meetings to vote. --[[User:Strages|strages]] 10:15, 26 June 2009 (CDT) | ||
==Roles places on the Secretary== | ==Roles places on the Secretary== |
Revision as of 10:15, 26 June 2009
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Contents
[hide]Overview
This page is for brainstorming about changes to our current bylaws to not only cut down on confusion but the overall bureaucracy that bogs down meetings and generally getting things done.
Changes
- Methods of voting in new members.
- Roles placed on the Secretary.
- Membership application.
- Resignation of board members
Discussion
Use this area for discussing bullet points from above. Please keep the discussion to an appropriate section.
Methods of voting in new members
- Our current method of voting in new members has proven to be broken in many ways.
- Few people vote, or should for that matter, because they don't come to the shop often enough to meet much less get to know potential new members.
- Possible Solution:
- Voting should be a count of Nays more so than Yays. Nays must express reason for voting as such.
- This will eliminate the problem of having to wait 72 hours or whatever for people unable or unwilling to come to the meetings to vote. --strages 10:15, 26 June 2009 (CDT)
- Voting should be a count of Nays more so than Yays. Nays must express reason for voting as such.
- Possible Solution:
- Few people vote, or should for that matter, because they don't come to the shop often enough to meet much less get to know potential new members.