Community-committee: OpenJS Foundation Cross-Project Council - Node.js CommComm Seat Election

[bnb]

It’s time to elect the Cross-Project-Council voting representatives for next term which starts on April 1st 2020. CommComm's representative is @joesepi. Please see https://github.com/nodejs/admin/issues/472 for more details.

Timeline is:

• March 9th: Call for nominations for both CPC representatives
  
  
  
  • @nodejs/community-committee, please self-nominate in this issue
  
  
• March 16th: Close nominations and open balloting for CPC representative
• March 23rd: Close balloting and announce CPC representative
• March 23rd: Handover
• April 1st: Transition complete

Please note the expectations of the voting CPC representative: CPC-CHARTER.md#voting-members

Also note: any member of the Node.js org can participate in the Cross Project Council as a regular member, as is defined in CPC-CHARTER.md#voting-members

Similar to the practices in Node.js, the CPC follows the consensus seeking model and there is little difference between a voting rep of a project and a regular member. Becoming a regular member could be a good way to get involved if one is unsure of running for a voting member.

[joesepi]

Hi. 👋 I am self-nominating myself.

However, if anyone is interested in the work and wants to know more, I am happy to share. Please just let me know.

[bnb]

Since there have been no further nominations or self-nominations past the nomination window cutoff, we can presume that @joesepi is the winner. Will discuss this up in today's meeting 👍

[bnb]

ping @nodejs/community-committee - please share major objections if you have any by March 23

[mcollina]

@bnb what's the status of this?

[bnb]

Apologies, OOO this week. Per the last CommComm meeting’s discussion there have been no vocal -1s against @joesepi continuing his seat.

@joesepi has been elected.