[Phpug] constitution and committee, et al

[stef-com]

> Now on with IPUG, I have to say one quick thing, the name should be
> Ireland PHP User Group in my opinion as it's not only Irish in there
> but the people from Ireland (Which are a big difference) and for a
> second reason, all other user groups are using the name of the place
> they are from. Atlanta PHP UG, London PHP UG, Sydney PHP UG, Utah PHP
> UG (Of course the french are using "french" and not "France" but...
> the french are french (wink wink Stef :)).

Agreed.

Except the French are just bad in English, thanks to our great politic 
leaders.


> Having the social headquarters in Cork is something that is also
> something I'd support. Dubs have enough recognition by now :))

What are the involvings of this?

>>From what I have seen with user groups/open source groups the solution
> that works (and worked) the best so far is the board members - one
> president (One elected vice president in case the president is leaving
> or going on holidays). The elected board members have equal rights and
> each votes means "1"/"one". The votes are more democratic and someone
> more "crooked" (Not saying it's the case here) would not have as much
> power as expected but everyone together is very powerful.

This point deserve consideration.

It hurts a bit we didn't receive the email last week.


> As opposed to Laura, I LOOK for trouble! :P (Joke)

I'm always impressed by somebody's talent.
:-)

Stéphane