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+2004-11-10 Gregory Leblanc
+ Below you will find a list of candidates who are running for the
+ GNOME Foundation Board of Directors. A short summary statement from
+ each candidate and a link to their full candidacy announcement is
+ provided to help you learn more about them. We encourage all voters
+ to read the full candidacy statements and related discussions on
+ foundation-list@gnome.org.
+
+ When deciding who you should vote for, please carefully consider
+ the various tasks the Board of Directors must perform. This
+ overview may be helpful. Keep in mind that
+ the board will make a number of important decisions and will also have to
+ perform many tasks which require a significant amount of time and effort
+ and the ability to work and communicate with other people, companies, and
+ the media. The board of directors will represent GNOME to companies and
+ the world in a very real way. It is a good idea to strive for a
+ well-balanced board consisting of people with various backgrounds,
+ skills, and perspectives.
+
+ Additional election details can be found on the
+ GNOME Foundation Web Site.
+
+ If you have any questions, please send them to either
+ foundation-list@gnome.org
+ or to us at elections@gnome.org.
+ 1. Jonathan Blandford
+ I am a long-time member of the GNOME community, and an employee of Red
+Hat, Inc. I have been active on the Board for the past three years. I
+also have previously been on the release team, and am currently on the
+sysadmin team.
+I am primarily interested in continuing to work with Tim and Jody to
+ensure that our finances remain in good shape. We've had a better year
+financially, this past year, and I expect that we'll be able to continue
+this trend. We have made great strides in our ability as a foundation
+to hold and fund conferences, and we should be able to do even more this
+year. I'd also like to make our budgeting more transparent and public.Candidates for 2004 GNOME Foundation Elections
+
+ Candidates for the GNOME Foundation Board of Directors
+
+
+
+ Affiliation: Novell Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-October/msg00002.html
+
2. Glynn Foster
+ "
+ I'm not in this for the glamour, the title or girls. I'm not in this to
+ feel popular if I get voted. I'm not in this so that I can sit on the
+ board and avoid the real work. I'm not in this so that I can fanboy the
+ other board members. I want to help the GNOME Project achieve, and I will
+ donate my time and energy to make the ideas become a reality.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Sun Microsystems Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00000.html
+
3. Luis Villa
+ "
+ Getting adjusted on the board is a long-term process- I thought I'd have
+ a massive list of accomplishments from my first term, and I'm
+ disappointed to say I don't. That said, I now have a deep understanding
+ of the board, what our shortcomings are, and feel like we can do a lot in
+ the next year while becoming more focused on what is most important-
+ supporting GNOME development and developers.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Novell Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00001.html
+
4. Bill Haneman
+ "
+ I want to help build on the momentum the current Board is gaining, since
+ it takes time for a new Board to get traction; I'm an active GNOME hacker
+ and lead of the GNOME Accessibility Project, an increasingly visible
+ aspect of GNOME; However I will focus on the 'big picture' GNOME
+ perspective. I think there are key tasks that the Board (and perhaps only
+ the Board) can effectively do; for instance propose policy regarding the
+ GNOME foot/logo and trademark, issue "GNOME-wide" press releases, and
+ liase between the Advisory Board and the developer community. Beyond
+ that, however, I think development policy is best set by developers.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Sun Microsystems Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00002.html
+
5. Leslie Proctor
+ "
+ I've been working with GNOME since the very beginning - I did the media
+ relations around the launch of GNOME. Having a marketing dweeb on the
+ board has some advantages - I look at things through different eyes. If
+ I were a member of the board, I could spot potential marketing
+ opportunities early and more often. I wouldn't have to play catch up as
+ often as I do and could take full advantage of our accomplishments to
+ make some noise for ourselves. I can also be useful in fund raising - I
+ have a great deal of experience in this arena as well. Most importantly -
+ I'm a good team player, am very diplomatic and I communicate well.
+ "
+ Affiliation: None
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00003.html
+
6. Nat Friedman
+ "
+ Vote for me because I care deeply about the success of the foundation,
+ GNOME, and the open source dekstop; because I've devoted the last five
+ years of my life to advancing the Linux desktop; because I believe that
+ we are engaged in a peaceful and bloodless revolution to end poverty,
+ hunger and disempowerment; and because I will keep pushing until we have
+ won. Also in some circles I am known as "the lambada king."
+ "
+ Affiliation: Novell Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00004.html
+
7. Jody Goldberg
+ "
+ I'd like to keep a focus on GNOME development and improving our platform.
+ Co-existing with other projects is useful, but it would be far more
+ effective if the disparate efforts could share a platform, rather than
+ writing bridges between. In my opinion the Getty's 'Drain the swamp'
+ doctrine makes activities like, freedesktop.org, and small share-able
+ libraries like libgsf good contenders for pulling communities together.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Novell Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00005.html
+
8. Jonathan Blandford
+ "
+ I am a long-time member of the GNOME community, and an employee of Red
+ Hat, Inc. Having been active on the Board for two years and treasurer for
+ the past year, I am aiming to serve again.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Red Hat Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00006.html
+
9. Owen Taylor
+ "
+ I'd like to use the experience I have in the technical and organizational
+ side of GNOME to continue the good work the current board has done in
+ moving things forward smoothly, sort out remaining sticky areas, promote
+ cooperation with other parts of the free software world to solve problems
+ for users, and expand the visibility of GNOME in the broader computing
+ world.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Red Hat Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00007.html
+
10. Dave Camp
+ "
+ I've been working on GNOME for awhile, and really care about its success
+ and adoption. The board is starting to play a crucial role in this -
+ getting the developers together with each other (fund raising), and
+ getting the developers together with customers (marketing). I can help
+ get stuff done.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Novell Inc.
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00008.html
+
11. Sri Ramkrishna
+ "
+ Having been convinced to run. I'm running for Foundation Board of
+ Directors. I believe my background as a softare engineer at Intel
+ Corporation will provide experience and a different outlook from others
+ who have backgrounds more devoted directly to Linux and the desktop. I'm
+ also a damn good socialite. :-)
+ "
+ Affiliation: Intel
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-list/2003-November/msg00020.html
+
12. Malcolm Tredinnick
+ "
+ I would particularly like to help bring GNOME to more third-party
+ developers, encouraging them to build applications that utilise the GNOME
+ platform. I have had dealings with almost all of the other nominees and
+ should be able to work well with them pushing GNOME out into the world.
+ Resolving currently outstanding issues and continuing to move forwards
+ should be important to the board and I think I can provide some
+ enthusiasm to assist with this.
+ "
+ Affiliation: CommSecure
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00009.html
+
13. Jeff Waugh
+ "
+ I love GNOME. I am passionate, motivated, and dedicated to building our
+ success, both outwardly - a foot on every desktop; and inwardly - making
+ sure our developer and user communities are rocking all the time. I have
+ a strong and involved presence on the Board. I am an active member of the
+ community without affiliation with the major GNOME contributing
+ companies, and can strike a balance between these sometimes conflicting
+ positions. Lastly, I am here to help GNOME rock.
+ "
+ Affiliation: Flow Communications
+ Full statement at http://mail.gnome.org/archives/foundation-announce/2003-November/msg00010.html
+
+ Ballots will be sent out via e-mail to everyone who's registered to vote + on Friday, November 21th, to the address provided with registration. If + you need to change the address to which you want your ballot sent, please + contact elections@gnome.org + as soon as possible. People will vote by returning the ballot via e-mail. + A public archive of the ballot returns will be available after the + elections end on December 8th. +
+ ++ Also, keep in mind that there is a 4-person maximum on the number of + people affiliated with any one company that can be on the board: if more + than 4 persons from one company get elected, only the top 4 vote getters + will get on. You will be able to vote for up to 11 candidates of your + choice, with no restrictions, except that you cannot vote more than once + for the same candidate. +
+ + +