Yes, Satoshi is right. I think the list of US people is strong enough that you could randomly choose perhaps 3 or 4 of us and have a great team. Then I'd suggest selecting 3-4 from Europe and 3-4 from Asia-Pacific. CeC On Jan 11, 2006, at 6:51 PM, Satoshi Matsuoka wrote:
It is pretty obvious that the list needs substantially more international favor. Having said that, tho, what are the qualifications that we seek?
Satoshi
On Wed, 11 Jan 2006 18:12:01 -0600 Julie Wulf-Knoerzer <wulf@ggf.org> wrote:
wulf> Dear all, wulf> Per today's breakout, attached is the latest charter for the GGF Community wulf> Advisory Board. wulf> wulf> Initial membership suggestions include: wulf> Charlie Catlett wulf> Fran Berman wulf> Ian Foster wulf> Andrew Grimshaw wulf> Carl Kesselman wulf> Steve Yatko wulf> John Hurley wulf> Ken Kennedy wulf> Steve Tuecke wulf> wulf> Let's spend some time in a later breakout this week identifying other wulf> candidates and reviewing the charter. After that, we'll send to the GFSG wulf> for approval and extend invitations. wulf> wulf> Thanks! wulf> Julie wulf> wulf> wulf> wulf> +++++++++++++++++++ wulf> Julie Wulf-Knoerzer wulf> Manager of Community Development wulf> Global Grid Forum wulf> wulf@ggf.org wulf> ph. 630/252-7163 wulf> fax 630/252-4466
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