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Vote to Replace Google Groups with Discourse Forum (view source)
Revision as of 04:20, 26 November 2019
, 04:20, 26 November 2019→Background
*can be backed up, the organization owns and operates the instance
*can be backed up, the organization owns and operates the instance
*has a community of developers for support
*has a community of developers for support
*offers a rich toolset for moderation
== Cost ==
== Cost ==
== Language ==
== Language ==
* We authorize the Board to switch to Discourse as the main member forum sanctioned by Pumping Station: One, NFP, to take effect following a transitional period of three months from the time of the passing of this vote.
* The Membership authorizes the Board to switch to Discourse as the main member forum sanctioned by Pumping Station: One, NFP, to take effect following a transitional period of three months from the time of the passing of this vote.
* We authorize the Board to lock the Public and Private Google Groups from additional posts at the end of the stated transitional period, and to ensure the contents therein remain available to the membership as a historical record.
* The Membership authorizes the Board to lock the Public and Private Google Groups from additional posts at the end of the stated transitional period, and to ensure the contents therein remain available to the membership as a historical record.
== Results ==
== Results ==
Quorum: The number of votes required to have a valid vote (1/3rd of the full members must vote, check [http://members.pumpingstationone.org the member site]. If the vote doesn't meet quorum it will have to be proposed again, and can be voted on the following week (consider campaigning for your particular vote).
Quorum: The number of votes required to have a valid vote (ten percent (10%) of the Membership]. If the vote doesn't meet quorum it will have to be proposed again, and can be voted on the following week (consider campaigning for your particular vote).
Yay: This is the number of members that vote but that agree with the vote language.
Yay: This is the number of members that vote but that agree with the vote language.
Nay: This is the number of members that vote but that disagree with the vote language.
Nay: This is the number of members that vote but that disagree with the vote language.