Every year the Community is required to vote the technical leadership for ONAP projects. It is the time to take a pragmatic look at how we are functioning as a community and ensure that we are set to scale for the challenges ahead.
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There is no "automatic rollover" for any of these positions, with the exception of those individuals who are Committers. All of others are subject to the annual election process.
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Self Nomination Phase
When appropriate a call for nominations will be sent by the LF to the onap-tsc distribution list. Individuals interested in running for a particular Community Coordinator position must reply-all to that email with your intention to run. Candidates are strongly recommended that candidates to include a headshot, biography and statement of intent on why you would be a good person to hold this position. In addition, it is requested that candidates also fill in the wiki page highlighted in that email with the same information. Note that filling out the wiki page is NOT in lieu of sending the email as required.
- The nomination phase begins with the receipt of the announcement ( as verified by checking the appropriate list in groups.io )
- The nomination phase ends 7 days (one calendar week) after the announcement in the same time zone the poll was initiated from
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