[bestbits] Proposal on Best Bits governance

[Guru गुरु]

Dear Jeremy

Wrt your "I don't think ....... the priorities that it reflects are 
appropriate at this point in time" argument which you have mentioned 
more than once (that even if process transparency is required, now is 
not the time for it, given substantive imperatives), I had replied in an 
earlier mail that process credibility issues can seriously undermine any 
substantive contributions... will resend that mail now.

regards,
Guru




On 12/02/2013 11:39 AM, Jeremy Malcolm wrote:
> On 02/12/13 13:16, michael gurstein wrote:
>>
>> For the third time I am indicating that I do not accept this proposal 
>> and I would ask that my counter-proposal also be considered and/or 
>> reasons given for it not being “endorsed” by the “interim” Steering 
>> Committee.
>>
>
> It's not for us to endorse it or otherwise, it's for all the 
> participants.  But I don't think that your proposal is realistic, that 
> the priorities that it reflects are appropriate at this point in time, 
> or that it is consistent withi the acceptance of the interim steering 
> committee that was endorsed by those present at the meeting in Bali.  
> But happy to hear what others think about it.
>
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