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== Passed resolutions 2008 ==
== Passed resolutions 2008 ==

=== May 2008 ===
* <small>2008-03&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;:</small> [[Resolution:Approval of Wikimedia Russia|Approval of Wikimedia Russia]]
===April 2008===
===April 2008===
* <small>2008-04&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;:</small> [[Resolution:Bylaws amendments and board structure|Bylaws amendments and board structure]]
* <small>2008-04&emsp;&emsp;&emsp;:</small> [[Resolution:Bylaws amendments and board structure|Bylaws amendments and board structure]]

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A meeting of the Wikimedia Foundation Board of Trustees was held in person at Harvard Law School, Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA, on August 5, 2006. In attendance were Angela Beesley, Michael Davis, Florence Devouard, Tim Shell, Jimmy Wales, and Brad Patrick. Minutes of decisions will apparently not be reported. It was decided to organise a board retreat in October 2006.

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Understanding resolutions

  • Approve means the board member voted and this vote was YES.
  • Oppose means the board member voted and this vote was NO.
  • Abstain means the board member voted and this vote was "no opinion". Abstain counts as a vote.
  • Missing means the board member was not present at the board meeting, or did not come to vote on the wiki page". Missing counts as a vote.
  • Recuse means the board member was present, but did not vote because of a declared conflict-of-interest. A recusal does not count as a vote.

As of December 2007, the total number of voters is 6. A resolution can be passed with only one turn, at the majority of total voters

  • when no recusal, a resolution passes with 4 YES
  • when there is a recusal, the total number of voters is 5. A resolution passes with 3 YES.

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