search for: ambassadorprogram

...( we meet once a month ). > Limiting the influence of the community to spectate and feedback seems less than I would expect. If community involvement in governance is to be improved, it needs to be seen to make a difference. OpenStack has ambassadors (https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Community/AmbassadorProgram) and elections to the 1/3 of the board from the community. This is probably too heavy for CentOS but some form of community representation with a genuine voice in governance would seem reasonable for an open source project. However, with the board rules as defined in http://www.centos.org/about/go...

...possible.) > Limiting the influence of the community to spectate and feedback seems > less than I would expect. If community involvement in governance is to be > improved, it needs to be seen to make a difference. OpenStack has > ambassadors (https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Community/AmbassadorProgram) > and elections to the 1/3 of the board from the community. This is probably > too heavy for CentOS but some form of community representation with a > genuine voice in governance would seem reasonable for an open source > project. > > However, with the board rules as defined in &...

...e influence of the community to spectate and feedback seems >> less than I would expect. If community involvement in governance is to >> be >> improved, it needs to be seen to make a difference. OpenStack has >> ambassadors >> (https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/Community/AmbassadorProgram) >> and elections to the 1/3 of the board from the community. This is >> probably >> too heavy for CentOS but some form of community representation with a >> genuine voice in governance would seem reasonable for an open source >> project. >> >> However, wit...