[Linux-aus] Announcing my running for LA President

[Bianca Gibson]

If they agree with parts of your agenda?
For example if they agree with the more subcommittees stuff, but completely
disagree with the LCA changes.
Its unlikely that they'll agree with everything. I think you need to be
able to work with that and find common ground, which will get more of your
agenda enacted than resigning.

Bianca
On 14 Jan 2013 19:57, "Tim Ansell" <mithro at mithis.com> wrote:

>
> Just to confirm my suspicions and perhaps placate the overly hasty - do
>> you intend doing the job to the best of your abilities even if a later
>> vote shows the membership overwhelmingly support an agenda not aligned
>> with your personal preferences?
>>
>
> I intend to do the job to best of my abilities.
>
> I believe that the way to move forward is as I have described, I
> understood it would be controversial, so I am being open about my agenda to
> give the community opportunity to reject it.
>
> In the case I'm elected by default, if the rest of the elected council
> does not support my agenda, then I will respectively resign as to not
> create turmoil within the council. As mentioned previously; I also
> promise never to whine about these changes on this list or in other ways
> harass the people who are elected. If I do, you can point at this email
> and quite happily call me a liar.
>
> Tim
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