----- Original Message ----- From: "Debie + Joe" <[email protected]> > Can I ask a goofey question? Is there anyone who is kind of > keeping track of the state Bylaws and what has become "law for Wisconsin" > and what was never decided or are we relying on the mailing list archives? > > Just wondering, Thanks for the response Tina, > > Debie **************REPLY SEPARATOR*************** I don't believe that Wisconsin has ever set down any guidelines or bylaws. This would be a good thing to have. Perhaps whoever is our next SC, can begin a committee to see that we have guidelines. After formulation, they would then be approved by vote of the CC's. Jan

At 10:19 PM 10/8/03 -0400, you wrote: >----- Original Message ----- >From: "Debie + Joe" <[email protected]> >> Can I ask a goofey question? Is there anyone who is kind of >> keeping track of the state Bylaws and what has become "law for Wisconsin" >> and what was never decided or are we relying on the mailing list archives? >> >> Just wondering, Thanks for the response Tina, >> >> Debie >**************REPLY SEPARATOR*************** > >I don't believe that Wisconsin has ever set down any guidelines or bylaws. >This would be a good thing to have. Perhaps whoever is our next SC, can >begin a committee to see that we have guidelines. After formulation, they >would then be approved by vote of the CC's. > >Jan The SC's job is to maintain the state site and find folks to host the county sites. The SC is also to be available to answer questions from CCs and general visitors to the state site. The CC's job is to maintain the county site(s). As long as both the SC and/or CC is doing the job they volunteered for - what value, purpose do any guidelines offer to improve the situation for either party? Won't guidelines further politicize the project rather than facilitate the project? Tim