[tei-council] updated list of Council members etc. for P5
Kevin Hawkins
kevin.s.hawkins at ultraslavonic.info
Sun Feb 12 15:43:18 EST 2012
Thanks for the quick responses ...
On 2/12/12 12:59 PM, Lou Burnard wrote:
>>> * Was Alejandro Bia replaced when he resigned?
>>>
>> that I cant remember
>
> I think he was, but I cannot remember by whom. This would require some
> research... is it important?
Only because I want to make sure that if someone filled out his term,
this is acknowledged in the list.
>>> This whole thing has led me to wonder how exactly we ended up
electing 6
>>> and 4 Council members in alternating years. This practice dates to
>>> 2002, but I can't figure out how it got started.
>>>
>> I fear I cant remember offhand
>
>
> Which "whole thing" would that be? I think it's probably a consequence
> of the number of vacancies in year x being different from that in year
> y, coupled with the term of office?
The "whole thing" is revising FM1. In going through the TEI-L archives
and especially minutes of past business meetings, I see that we've
alternated between 6 and 4 people from as far back as I can find record
of elections to Council. It implies that when the Council was first
constituted, we didn't evenly divide its membership into one- and
two-year terms. I find this suspicious and wonder if the solution could
reveal an error of some sort in the list of Council members in FM1. But
I'm not going to worry about it.
On 2/12/12 2:21 PM, Sebastian Rahtz wrote:
>>> in the formation of TEI-C in 2000.
>>
>> Nonsense. The position of TEI Editor predates the existence of the
>> Consortium by many many years.
>>
> yes. but the pre-TEIC editors were in a different world. what I meant was that the editors
> were built into TEIC from its start
Right, the sentence in need of revision deals with editors serving ex
officio on the Council. Were the editors (2000-08) appointed by the
Board? Elected by the TEI-C membership? Something else? This affects
how I would revise the sentence for clarity.
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