[Tinyos-alliance] 7/11 Meeting notes
David E. Culler
culler at eecs.berkeley.edu
Tue Jul 11 12:15:19 PDT 2006
Attendance:
David Culler
Jack Stankovic
Adam Wolicz
Phil Levis
Topic 1: Approval of the two-page overview. Drafts and edits sent
around over last couple of weeks.
The attached overview is appoved - so holler right away if you have
any issues with it. It will be posted on the working group page. Each
of the WG were to select a set of organizations that they were going to
engage. Please send those around and send this out.
Topic 2: Exercising the steering committee function of ushering TEPs
from draft to Final
We agreed that the Alliance WG would provide this function till a
proper steering committee is in place. Following the Govindan proposal
in the TEP, the committee should assign a Review Organizer to each TEP
that is ready to move from draft to final. That person would be
responsible for conducting the review process and should not be a member
of the WG forwarding the TEP. They would solicit public comment,
analysis by experts, or other forms of feedback as they see fit. The
TOS2 group has forwarded three such TEPs. We took the liberty of
proposing review organizers to establish this precedent.
TEP 101 ADC: Jack
TEP 102 Timer: Deborah
TEP 103 Storage: Ramesh
Will you be so kind as to accept. I will work with Kristin to
facilitate the public solicitation through tinyos.net, sourceforge, and
the development mailing lists. We hope to have feedback to the working
group in 30 days.
Topic 3: Creation of the non-profit
WSGR has agreed to do the legal work pro bono.
Adam agreed to assist me in the process.
We will have a large number of specific issues to resolve, we will do
this by email. (Please chime in.)
I will try to organize this as a secquence of specific email threads.
We will end up creating two primary documents: Articles of Incorporation
and ByLaws. The first is short and most basic, as it is hardest to
change. The Bylaws lay out most of the processes for conducting
ourselves. Most of what we have discussed in the working group meetings
will end up turning into legalese there. In addition, there are some
fairly hefty state and federal forms.
I have provided a set of samples articles/bylaws on the web pages. They
run the spectrum from lightweight legal structure centered on individual
participation to heavy weight indutrial organizations where $s translate
into control. We will tackle a family of key questions in follow-up
threads:
1. Which organization is the closest to what we have in mind, so it can
serve as a template.
2. What should be the composition of the Board of Directors / Trustees?
What characteristics define the suite of people we would like to have?
Who are exmples?
3. Initial officers. We need at least President, Sec, Treasurer.
4. What is the actual name?
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