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DCU NETWORKING SOCIETY - EGM - 05/11/98 - QG15 | |||
'''The Chairperson verified that there was a quorom, and gave an | |||
introductory note | introductory note''' | ||
Cecily gave a brief piece about Ents for the year, past, and future. | |||
==Elections== | |||
*Nominations for Sys Admin (2 positions vacant) | |||
**John Bolger | |||
**Colin Whittaker | |||
Both elected by a show of hands. | |||
*Nominations for Webmaster | |||
**Brian Scanlan | |||
Elected by a show of hands. | |||
*Nominations for Helpdesk (1 position vacant) | |||
**Vote was taken, these are the results | |||
***Sheila Pollard 79 | |||
***Barry o Neill 139 | |||
***Dave O Connor 63 | |||
***Matthew Hollingsworth 50 | |||
==Propositions== | |||
It was proposed that Electronic Voting take place for the next AGM, voting to take place 1 week prior to the AGM. | |||
==Harrassment== | |||
John Looney talked about misdemeanours, harrassment of users on the system by other users who think they are "anonymous". There should be a publically accessible list, containing usernames and their corresponding real names. Admins can disuser people on their own merit. | |||
==Ka Chun== | |||
The incident involving Ka Chun was discussed briefly. Patrick Grant proposed that there be a new method formalised to deal with complaints. | |||
==Chat== | |||
Trying to get chat back -> Carry out a survey detailing computer usage on campus, and present it to computer services, to try and come to some arrangement on getting the chat server back online. | |||
==Complaints== | |||
Dave Madden suggested some sort of "tribunal" system for dealing with complaints. | |||
==DBES== | |||
It was proposed that we adopt a system used by DBES, in which old committee members become consultants to the new committee. (it was pointed out that such a system already exists, however informal) | |||
==Resbrick== | |||
New Res -> "Resbrick" - talk to Computer Services and find out what infrastructure currently exists in new res to acomodate a computer network, and what plans exist for it's use. | |||
==The meeting was called to a close== | |||
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Latest revision as of 15:41, 19 June 2008
DCU NETWORKING SOCIETY - EGM - 05/11/98 - QG15
The Chairperson verified that there was a quorom, and gave an
introductory note
Cecily gave a brief piece about Ents for the year, past, and future.
Elections
- Nominations for Sys Admin (2 positions vacant)
- John Bolger
- Colin Whittaker
Both elected by a show of hands.
- Nominations for Webmaster
- Brian Scanlan
Elected by a show of hands.
- Nominations for Helpdesk (1 position vacant)
- Vote was taken, these are the results
- Sheila Pollard 79
- Barry o Neill 139
- Dave O Connor 63
- Matthew Hollingsworth 50
- Vote was taken, these are the results
Propositions
It was proposed that Electronic Voting take place for the next AGM, voting to take place 1 week prior to the AGM.
Harrassment
John Looney talked about misdemeanours, harrassment of users on the system by other users who think they are "anonymous". There should be a publically accessible list, containing usernames and their corresponding real names. Admins can disuser people on their own merit.
Ka Chun
The incident involving Ka Chun was discussed briefly. Patrick Grant proposed that there be a new method formalised to deal with complaints.
Chat
Trying to get chat back -> Carry out a survey detailing computer usage on campus, and present it to computer services, to try and come to some arrangement on getting the chat server back online.
Complaints
Dave Madden suggested some sort of "tribunal" system for dealing with complaints.
DBES
It was proposed that we adopt a system used by DBES, in which old committee members become consultants to the new committee. (it was pointed out that such a system already exists, however informal)
Resbrick
New Res -> "Resbrick" - talk to Computer Services and find out what infrastructure currently exists in new res to acomodate a computer network, and what plans exist for it's use.