Charlie, I agree with your proposal below that addresses the eligibility criterion without biasing entity votes. Thanks. Charlie Dawson wrote: > Hi Victor et al, > > After yesterday's meeting, Steve Dovich and I were discussing the > ramifications of the voting rule change on eligibility. We both agree > that it is not in the best interest of forming a community of > cooperative engineers nor in DASC's best interest to allow the rules > to disenfranchise individuals or entities from future participation > due to the new rule change. Therefore we would like to suggest that a > proposal be written to modify the rules as follows: > > During a meeting, an individual representing an entity would, for the > purposes of maintaining voting rights, also be considered present. For > an email vote, an individual representing an entity, for the purposes of > maintaining voting rights, would be permitted to vote 'present' as well > as cast a vote for the entity. > > I would like to get feedback on the idea before attempting to put a formal > proposal together. If I can get sufficient feedback prior to our next > meeting, I will write one. Otherwise, please put this on the agenda for > the next DASC meeting and we can discuss it further then. > > Thanks, > > -Chas > -- Andrew Piziali, <andy@piziali.dv.org>, +1-214-455-8577 Skype andrew_piziali "If you have to learn about ESL, you cannot ask for better instructors. Individually each of the three authors can provide you with a robust understanding of ESL. Together they provide a formidable look at this quite misunderstood segment of EDA." -- Gabe Moretti on the book ESL Design and Verification, "EDA Design Line," April 24, 2007 -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Mon Apr 27 12:27:19 2009
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