Bloghive Advisory Board
Posted by ~Ray @ 2008-11-19 12:12:26
The national debate will always seep over into local politics and thus events on the national stage will find their way into Hot Blava. We hope that Hot Blava will be an interesting mixture of national issues and issues that affect Utah and particularly Utah County where we live. Mostly it is great to write about issues you're thinking about as it solidifies your thinking.. or exposes your own irrationality. You can decide which is which.
If there is sufficient interest. I'd like to form a Bloghive Advisory Board. Here is the vision. We'll form a five member board that votes on administrative issues for the. When new sites are recommended for the bloghive the board will vote to decide on inclusion. The board will also decide the categorization of each new blog. Being on the board won't be very time consuming; it is mostly just an email list. I'd like the board to be composed of bloggers currently on the site from across the spectrum. The site should continue to aggregate political content from the broad diversity of opinions represented in our state. I want to continue to have the site focus on political commentary rather than on personal or entertainment commentary. If you would like to nominate a blogger to serve on the board send an email to. I'll collect nominations for one week and then I'll put up an online poll for one week to allow people to vote. You're welcome to nominate yourself or other bloggers you like to read. I'll get permission from the blogger before I include them in the election. Assuming I can contact all the candidates we'll post the poll the Monday after Thanksgiving. What are you waiting for? !CURRENT NOMINATIONS (Final)Comment below or send me an email to accept your nomination or else I'll try to track you down later. Names with a * have accepted the nomination.* Bob Aagard ()* Craig Limesand ()* David Miller ()* Ethan Millard ()* Frank Staheli ()* Jesse Harris ()* JM Bell (um... )* pramahaphil ()* Ric Cantrell ()* Rob Miller ()* Scott Hinrichs ()* Steve Urquhart ()* Tom Grover ()
Rob opening decisions up to a larger audience may not be a bad idea. However. I think most decisions can be more quickly made by a smaller group. Perhaps the board will decide to open lots of questions up to online polls. I'm okay with that direction but I'd still like to have a board for the week-to-week decisions. (I was going to write "day to day" but we don't really change that rapidly around here.)More importantly if you get elected think of the resume booster it will be! :) [ADVERTHERE]Related article:
http://www.lavalane.org/blava/2007/11/bloghive-advisory-board.html
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