Re: PostgreSQL Europe Elections: Open for nominations

Reminder: Nominations must be in by tomorrow (by 10th January, 23:59
GMT to be precise).

Candidate introductions/platforms from nominees must be submitted by
16th January, 23:59 GMT at the latest.

On Thu, Dec 27, 2012 at 11:45 AM, Dave Page <dpage(at)pgadmin(dot)org> wrote:
> The 2013 elections for the board of directors of PostgreSQL Europe is
> now entering its first active phase, nominations. Stepping down this
> year are Magnus Hagander and Jean-Paul Argudo, both of whom remain
> eligible for re-election.
>
> From today until January 10th, we are open for nominations for the two
> board positions being elected this year. For a member to be a
> candidate in the elections, he/she must be nominated by a current
> member and seconded by another. It is possible to nominate yourself.
> There is no limit on the number of people you can nominate.
>
> If you wish to nominate somebody other than yourself, we suggest you
> contact this person beforehand and ensure that he/she is willing to be
> elected.
>
> To nominate somebody, send an email to
> pgeu-general(at)postgresql(dot)org with the name of the person being
> nominated. To second a nomination, just reply to this email and say
> so. Only one second is required for each nomination.
>
> If you have been nominated and seconded, please send a short
> introduction about yourself to elections(at)postgresql(dot)eu - this
> will be posted along with all other introductions when the voting phase
> begins on January 17th. If this introduction has not been sent in by
> January 16th, your candidacy will be considered invalid and dropped
> from the elections. For this reason, make sure you have received
> confirmation (by human) that this email has arrived, and if it hasn't,
> contact any of the current board members to make sure you're not
> getting incorrectly dropped. Please do *not* send this introduction to
> the general list, just to elections(at)postgresql(dot)eu(dot)
>
> For full details about the election procedures, please see
> http://www.postgresql.eu/about/elections/
>
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>
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