[UA-discuss] What does SOI acceptance imply?

[Mark Datysgeld]

Many of the active UASG participants display their membership on 
LinkedIn and on their CVs. If you feel that "Member" does not convey the 
message post-SOI, maybe "Recognized member"?

Best,

On 15 May 2024 16:17, Tex via UA-discuss wrote:
>
> As others have mentioned, requesting and publishing my image and 
> linkedin or other details is a lot for participating in a mailing list.
>
> So presumably acceptance of my SOI implies a more significant role in 
> the group than being on a mailing list and I would like to capture 
> that on my bio.
>
> It seems only fair, as UASG is benefitting from the credibility my 
> background adds to the publication of the list membership.
>
> How shall I describe this role? Author? Contributor? Based on the SOI 
> questions, am I part of UASG governance and therefore a manager? Am I 
> a policy maker?
>
> And when UASG publishes a document will I and the rest of the SOI 
> submitters be listed as contributors or perhaps governors?
>
> tex
>
>
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Mark W. Datysgeld
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