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* I'm not quite sure what you mean with "No tentative rules" | * I'm not quite sure what you mean with "No tentative rules" | ||
** I've looked it up and apparently I am indeed incorrect, I thought tentative meant ''obliging'', I will replace it by ''hard''. It is my opinion that everybody should at least theoretically be allowed to become co-president. Wherever they come from and whatever languages they do or do not speak. | ** I've looked it up and apparently I am indeed incorrect, I thought tentative meant ''obliging'', I will replace it by ''hard''. It is my opinion that everybody should at least theoretically be allowed to become co-president. Wherever they come from and whatever languages they do or do not speak. (P.S. I can't edit the title unfortunately) | ||
=== At least half of the board should be able to express himself in English === | === At least half of the board should be able to express himself in English === | ||
* I believe you mean that this rule applies to the entire board not just the three co-presidents right? | * I believe you mean that this rule applies to the entire board not just the three co-presidents right? | ||
** correct, thanks for the feedback. | ** correct, thanks for the feedback. | ||
Revision as of 17:45, 28 March 2012
Comments on both initiatives
What is the language in Brussels?
- What is the language in Brussels? I suggest changing language to language(s) to require that the co-president speaks both official languages.
- This was updated in the "Hard rules for regional co-presidents" initiative.
Comments on the "Hard rules for regional co-presidents"
Comments on the "No tentative rules on co-presidents"
Bike-shedding
- Acquainted is a very week word in my opinion, familiar might be better, an other word might be better still?
- familiar it is
- change to: "express him or herself"
- done
- I'm not quite sure what you mean with "No tentative rules"
- I've looked it up and apparently I am indeed incorrect, I thought tentative meant obliging, I will replace it by hard. It is my opinion that everybody should at least theoretically be allowed to become co-president. Wherever they come from and whatever languages they do or do not speak. (P.S. I can't edit the title unfortunately)
At least half of the board should be able to express himself in English
- I believe you mean that this rule applies to the entire board not just the three co-presidents right?
- correct, thanks for the feedback.