Fedora Board election results
Michael Schwendt
bugs.michael at gmx.net
Wed Jun 25 15:52:22 UTC 2008
On Wed, 25 Jun 2008 11:23:01 -0400 (EDT), Greg Dekoenigsberg wrote:
> I guess this is the key question, and one that we need to answer as
> honestly as we can:
>
> If Red Hat tries to force a *bad* decision down the throats of the Fedora
> community, what is the ability of the Fedora board, as a body, to resist
> that decision?
Due to the choice of words, it's a rather extreme scenario, but only
through such controversial decisions (that means a couple of -1 from
board/committee members) the community can learn whether their elected
representatives perform well. The typical series of +1 accompanied with a
bit of Q&A and jokes is not so interesting.
A different albeit similar scenario would be that FESCo members get
brain-washed into nodding through a decision that creates community
uproar. Then, if the FPB community reps sleep or don't have the guts to
intervene, *that* would be interesting input for the voters.
I'm not interested in a "RH vs. community" thing, though, and as such
I see the FPB as a team, not as opponents.
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