[Mmwg] co-chair suggestion

[Ian Peter]

Bill, I am flattered by your comments and it's good to know my contributions
have been appreciated.
 
I would be happy to continue to help the process in some way, here or
elsewhere. However, I believe we have two very good nominees here who seem
willing to accept in Robert and Jacqui. I support their nominations for mmwg
ch-chairs.
 
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From: mmwg-bounces+ian.peter=ianpeter.com at wsis-cs.org
[mailto:mmwg-bounces+ian.peter=ianpeter.com at wsis-cs.org] On Behalf Of
William Drake
Sent: Wednesday, 25 January 2006 5:31 AM
To: mmwg at wsis-cs.org
Subject: RE: [Mmwg] co-chair suggestion


Hi,
 
It's notable that none of the people who were most active in the caucus from
2003-2005---e.g. generating ideas on the list, drafting texts, speaking and
lobbying in the prepcoms---seems to want to take on the heavy lifting of
co-coordinating either the caucus or the mmwg in 2006.   I guess there's a
good deal of burn-out and too busy-ness going around; not the best timing,
with governments having created the IGF we called for and expecting us to
contribute, but what can you do.  At least we have a couple of willing
victims ready to step up here in Robert and Jacky; on the caucus list,
Jeanette's call for nominations was met with crystal silence.  
 
That said, I'd like to throw a couple more names into the pool---folks who
have made a lot of interesting contributions on the lists (I just looked at
the mmwg and caucus archives) and have shown a propensity to carefully
parse, contrast and blend various peoples' positions, which is what's really
needed in this particular role.  And anyway, I don't think CS should follow
politburo procedures and have non-competitive elections.  
 
So I'd like to nominate the following, we'll see if they say no too:
 
*David Allen
*Ian Peter
 
By the way, in the caucus we have coordinators, and I'd assumed that would
be the case here too.  Did we decide at some point to have chairs instead in
the mmwg, or is this thread just mis-labled?
 
Best,
 
Bill
 
 






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From: mmwg-bounces+drake=hei.unige.ch at wsis-cs.org
[mailto:mmwg-bounces+drake=hei.unige.ch at wsis-cs.org]On Behalf Of Luc Faubert
Sent: Tuesday, January 24, 2006 3:00 PM
To: Avri Doria; mmwg at wsis-cs.org
Subject: [Norton AntiSpam] RE: [Mmwg] co-chair suggestion





So we have the following nominees:
 
Robert Guerra
Wolfgang Kleinwächter
Jacqueline Morris
 
Do these people accept to be considered as co-chairs?
 
Any other nominations?
 
 
- Luc Faubert
ISOC Québec

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From: mmwg-bounces+lfaubert=conceptum.ca at wsis-cs.org on behalf of Avri Doria
Sent: Tue 2006-01-24 08:31
To: mmwg at wsis-cs.org
Subject: [Mmwg] co-chair suggestion



Hi,

In the attempt to have two forms of diversity, location and gender, I 
suggest Wolfgang Kleinwachter and Jacqueline Morris.

a.


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