Wikimedia Foundation elections/FDC Ombudsperson elections/2013/Candidates/ja
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The election ended 22 June 2013. No more votes will be accepted. The results were announced on 24 June 2013. |
Matthew Bisanz (MBisanz)
MBisanz (talk • meta edits • global user summary • CA)
Susana Morais (Lusitana)
Lusitana (talk • meta edits • global user summary • CA)
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声明 | 私はウィキメディアの運動を信頼しています。そして、私たちの活動すべての最終目標は、世界中の人がすべての知識の集積に自由にアクセスできるようにすることだと信じています。 |
必須質問 | 1. 財団資金分配委員の活動と推薦過程に適したどんな経歴をお持ちですか。
Being a board member of Wikimedia Portugal since it's foundation has helped me understand how chapters function, and the work involved in developing programs and annual plans.
I am specially experienced in the dynamics of small chapters and their need for funding, and the difficulties concerning requesting/reporting.
2. あなたは何が監察委員の役割だと理解していますか。 The Ombudsperson has to document complaints, so that difficulties and problems felt by all interested parties are adressed and the process can be improved. The Ombudsperson also has to summarize annually all feedback received concerning the process (from Portal navigability to clarity in the forms, etc.). To do this a good understanding of the FDC process is required. I think it is important that all complaints are taken into account, so that the process can be transparent and trustworthy. I also believe that the Ombudsperson's role can still be improved in the future, since we all made a great deal of learning this first year.
3. 資金配分委員会のプロセスについて、監察委員に対して実際に起こりそうな申し立てを書いてください。そしてそれに対してどのように対処しますか? Using as an example the complaints that were directed to me this last year (as Ombudsperson), be it a complaint about the eligibility process or about donations and fund allocations, I believe that, in case of the need for an investigation, it is important to look at the context of each complaint impartially and not deal with all complaints in a standardized fashion. It is important to gather all points of view and facts, so that the process is clear, and that we can all understand what went wrong, and how to make it better the next time.
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