[Chapter-delegates] We need a set of instructions (or a RFC)- Re: for Education SIG - Board Voting.-

[Juan C. Cigala, Internet Society Canarias]

Where we all the worldwide members of chapters and SIGs can reach a 
instructions manual about how to conduct our relations with the 
changing-rules relations between the chapters/SIGs and the members?

In the first place, I was very surprised... right now, I am very 
disgusted :-/

I consider myself a bit "connaisseur" about the communication ways in 
Organizations...

How many registered members in for Education SIG could have in the same 
trouble?

Please, any of the person with the duty, could give me the full history 
and path of communications and the several platforms used for the 
communications between the new SIG and their members?

I am very curious about when and how the "new" members of the new SIG we 
received the instructions in order to keep in the loop.

JC


On 2/1/2022 09:12, Christine Saegesser wrote:
> Hi Borka and Juan-Carlos,
>
> The new 2022 special interest groups (SIGs) and standing groups (SGs) 
> were announced on 19 October last year and members were invited to 
> join the new groups. You can do so via the Internet Society’s Member 
> Portal at https://admin.internetsociety.org/622619/User/Login > Join a 
> Chapter/SIG if not done so yet.
>
> Each group has its SIG/SG specific community on Connect that is used 
> for communication with all members of each group. The call for 
> nominations for the leadership elections went out via this channel in 
> December 2021 with various follow-up communications after that, the 
> elections are currently ongoing.
>
> We’ll have a look at your specific records and will get back to both 
> of you off list.
>
> Best,
>
> Christine
>
>> On 1. Feb 2022, at 09:37, Borka Jerman Blazic via Chapter-delegates 
>> <chapter-delegates at elists.isoc.org> wrote:
>>
>> I was interested to join this SIG, but I did not receive any further 
>> mail about the formation and the membership. Neither I received  a 
>> call for proposing Board members.
>>
>> Something was missed? On which side?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>>
>> Borka
>>
>>
>>
>> Juan C. Cigala, Internet Society Canarias via Chapter-delegates je 
>> 31. 01. 2022 ob 17:32 napisal:
>>
>> > Last Saturday, I have received an email (via MailChimp) inviting me 
>> > to vote in order to choose the Board of the SIG Internet for > 
>> Education. > > I am very surprised, because I did not have any 
>> information, before > that, about the presentation of candidates for 
>> the SIG Board. > > I have only received 3 emails: - On November 3, 
>> 2021, subject: "Your > interest in joining the Internet Society 
>> Internet for Education SIG" > - On November 4, 2021 (next day), 
>> subject: "Your are now a member of > the Internet Society Internet 
>> for Education SIG!" - And last > Saturday, January 29, subject: 
>> "Internet Society Internet for > Education SIG 2022 Election: Online 
>> Voting" > > I have had (and I have yet) quite interest in 
>> participating in this > Internet for Education SIG. > > Does anyone 
>> know how the candidacy process and/or selection of > will-be members 
>> of the Board has worked on this SIG's Board of > Directors? > > 
>> Regards, >
>> --
>> Prof.dr.Borka Jerman-Blažič Ex-Head, Laboratory for Open systems and 
>> Networks Jožef Stefan Institute and Faculty of Economics, Ljubljana 
>> University Slovenia tel. +386 1 477 3408 tel. +386 1 477 3756 mob. 
>> +386 41 678 410
>>
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