Title: [uddi-spec-chair] Request to join UDDI Specification TC Approved
Hi Tony,
Thank you and I am looking forward to working
closely with your TC.
Regards,
Ram
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Rogers, Tony
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Sent: Thursday, February 16, 2006 7:10
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Subject: RE: [uddi-spec-chair] Request to
join UDDI Specification TC Approved
As you can see, Ram, the
auto-mailing is working fine for the UDDI Spec TC. :-)
Good to have you aboard.
Tony Rogers
CA, Inc
Senior Architect, Development
co-chair UDDI TC at OASIS
co-chair WS-Desc WG at
W3C
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Sent: Thu 16-Feb-06
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Subject:
[uddi-spec-chair] Request to join UDDI Specification TC
Approved
You have been added as an "Observer" of the UDDI Spec
TC.
If you intend to sign up as a "Member" you must first contact
the Chairs by email (mailto:,)
to request this status. Once this request has been acknowledged by one of the
Chairs or the Secretary, you will be enrolled as a "Member" and will obtain
voting rights after either attending 2 meetings, or 60 days, which ever comes
first.
Please take the time to familiarize yourself with the
requirements for obtaining and maintaining good-standing as a member. Once you
become a member, you will need to adhere to the OASIS TC rules to keep your
good standings with the TC: http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/process.php.
See excerpt below.
Thanks for your interest.
Luc
Clement, Systinet, Co-chair
Tony Rogers, Computer Associates,
Co-chair
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Excerpt from:
http://www.oasis-open.org/committees/process.php.
2.4
TC Membership and Participation
TC membership is per person, not
per organization, and is not transferable from person to
person.
Observer
An Eligible Person may become an Observer
of a TC by registering as an Observer using the electronic collaboration tools
provided by OASIS. If the Eligible Person is an employee or designee of an
OASIS member organization, the Primary Representative of that organization
must be notified that the person has requested to become an Observer. The
Observer is not a Member of the TC so has no attendance or participation
requirements to maintain this status, other than to remain an Eligible
Person.
Member
Any time after the first meeting, an Eligible
Person shall become a Member of an existing TC by registering as a Member
using the electronic collaboration tools provided by OASIS. If the Eligible
Person is an employee or designee of an OASIS member organization, the Primary
Representative of that organization must confirm to the Chair and to the TC
Administrator that the person may become a Member of the TC. Upon receipt by
the Chair of confirmation by the Primary Representative the Member may begin
participating, but shall not have voting rights. A Member shall become
eligible to vote in the TC when the requirements below are
met.
Voting Member
After the first Meeting of a TC, a Member
shall gain voting rights at the close of the second consecutive Meeting
attended by the Member or 60 days after the person becomes a Member, whichever
comes first.
A Voting Member must be active in a TC to maintain
voting rights. In TCs that hold Meetings, a Voting Member who is absent from
two consecutive Meetings (as recorded in the minutes) loses his or her voting
rights at the end of the second Meeting missed. If a TC has adopted a standing
rule to conduct business only by electronic ballot, without Meetings, then a
Voting Member who fails to cast a ballot in two consecutive Specification
Ballots loses his or her voting rights at the close of the second ballot
missed.
A Member who has lost his or her voting rights shall regain
them for a TC that holds Meetings by attending two consecutive Meetings (as
recorded in the minutes), thus regaining voting rights after the end of the
second Meeting attended. A Member of a TC that does not hold Meetings
may regain voting rights by making a request to the chair(s) to regain them,
effective 60 days after the request.
Voting Members who lose their
voting rights remain Members of the TC.
A warning may be sent to
the Member by the Chair, but the loss of voting rights is not dependent on the
warning.
