[At-Large] "We can't be bothered to vote; so just send us the travel vouchers for Cairo"

[Izumi AIZU]

I might also suggest that, IF at all possible, the header of the voting
insturction will include the "Subject" of the vote we are asked to vote.
The message we receive now comes under the same heading
by the staff, even the subject is different, so it is easy to ignore
the second or the thrid email which came closely with the first one.

izumi

2008/9/28 Izumi AIZU <iza at anr.org>:
> Sorry, I missed it - in part I did not pay attention, in part I was on the
> road and was too busy, in part the vote was closed when I found it.
> These are of course my excuse.
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> If I could have voted, I would have voted yes.
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> izumi
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> 2008/9/26 Danny Younger <dannyyounger at yahoo.com>:
>> In another fine display of participant zeal, eight ALAC members decided to ignore yet another ALAC vote -- this time on the Overview Report on the ALAC Review.  Those listed below (more than half of the ALAC) did not bother to vote:
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>> 1     Izumi Aizu
>> 2     Annette Muehlberg
>> 3     Carlos Aguirre
>> 4     Jose Ovidio Salgueiro
>> 5     Hawa Diakite
>> 6     Thu Hue Nguyen
>> 7     Vanda Scartezini
>> 8     Fatimata Seye Sylla
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>> Kudos to the ALAC Chair for the great results obtained under the new "Remedial" participation policy.  At this rate, the ALAC will be dead and buried soon.
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                        >> Izumi Aizu <<

          Institute for InfoSocionomics, Tama University, Tokyo

           Institute for HyperNetwork Society, Oita,
                                  Japan
                                 * * * * *
           << Writing the Future of the History >>
                                www.anr.org