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# [[ | '''A Campaigner is someone who is participating in a [[Campaign]] in the [[Opinion Wiki]] by:''' | ||
# Is listed in the [[Campaign:CampaignName/Members]] page (or belongs to a Group or VirtualGroup that is listed there) and therefore has rights to edit the campaign pages | |||
# Has made an unofficial promise to act personally in accordance with the campaign goals | # Has made an unofficial promise to act personally in accordance with the campaign goals | ||
*A campaigner can resign from any campaign anytime | *All campaigners are automatically assumed to vote for their own campaign | ||
*A campaigner cannot be a member of multiple campaigns directed at the same entity at a single time, so one has to choose the campaign that seems to have the best argumentation, research, view of the world or popularity. | *A campaigner can resign from any campaign anytime by removing her/himself from the Members-page | ||
*A campaigner cannot be a member of multiple campaigns directed at the same entity at a single time, so one has to choose the campaign that seems to have the best argumentation, research, view of the world or popularity. Though it is not yet clear how this type of condition will be sorted out when they occour | |||
Revision as of 08:52, 15 October 2003
PLS NOTE: this is not a normative name
A Campaigner is someone who is participating in a Campaign in the Opinion Wiki by:
- Is listed in the Campaign:CampaignName/Members page (or belongs to a Group or VirtualGroup that is listed there) and therefore has rights to edit the campaign pages
- Has made an unofficial promise to act personally in accordance with the campaign goals
- All campaigners are automatically assumed to vote for their own campaign
- A campaigner can resign from any campaign anytime by removing her/himself from the Members-page
- A campaigner cannot be a member of multiple campaigns directed at the same entity at a single time, so one has to choose the campaign that seems to have the best argumentation, research, view of the world or popularity. Though it is not yet clear how this type of condition will be sorted out when they occour