[Chapter-delegates] ISOC Business Rules

[Carlos Vera Q]

I'm thinking in MUST as a double process and double affiliation.. if is 
there some way to put the same thing using MUST then it can work better...I 
mean when afiliated to a chapter then you automatically are afiliated to 
global..using MUST in the way is now means (for me) that you have to do the 
afiliation process to global TOO... as chapters are responsible to have 
updated and in the right format the members database, then the afiliation to 
chapters means automatically the afiliation to Global.

Are you thinking in a double afiliation process, double payment or double 
registration from members?

Carlos
----- Original Message ----- 
From: "Franck Martin" <franck at sopac.org>
To: "Carlos Vera Q" <cveraq at gmail.com>
Cc: "Anne Lord" <lord at isoc.org>; "Chapter Delegates" 
<chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org>; "Terry Monroe" <Monroe at isoc.org>
Sent: Tuesday, October 09, 2007 7:18 AM
Subject: Re: [Chapter-delegates] ISOC Business Rules


> Carlos,
>
> I think the MUST has the significance you are talking about. I think it
> is based on the definition of SHOULD, MUST, etc from IETF documents.
>
> May be a footnote is needed, and MUST should be capitalised.
>
> As I'm at it, it is important that chapters can sign off on the BRIMS,
> this is why I suggested that ISOC do a conference call with the
> Chapters, do not miss it.
>
> ISOC is now putting a lot of resources in the development of Chapters
> relations, and the promotion of Chapters. You may have noticed the
> change in the last ISOC Annual report, which features some  activities
> of Chapters. I personally think that this Annual Report is now useful
> for Chapters, as people can understand why there are chapters out there.
> I think next year Annual Report will feature more on Chapters
> Activities, so that the annual report become a full promotional material
> for the Chapters and ISOC as a whole.
>
> But back to the BRIMS, when the BRIMS are signed off, then we will move
> towards designing a membership system that fits all of ISOC
> specificities. When the design is signed off, then the membership system
> will be developed. A long road, but I think a better road.
>
> Terry and Anne are doing a great job, let's bring them our support by
> participating with them in the development of ISOC.
>
> Cheers
>
> Carlos Vera Q wrote:
>> Dear Colleagues and friends:
>>
>> As I´will not able to participate in the phone conference, I will
>> participate with some comments here:
>>
>> About
>> 1.1 All members of an ISOC Chapter must also be members of ISOC Global.
>>
>> I recomend that the afiliation to an ISOC Chapter automatically means the
>> afiliation to the ISOC Global. Then maybe a better way to put this is:
>>
>> 1.1 All members of an ISOC Chapter ARE also members of ISOC Global.
>>
>> In a simple way, all members of a chapter automatically becomes members 
>> of
>> ISOC Global. No more requeriments and no double procedures requiered.
>>
>>
>
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