I posted this at the end of the Facebook coversation:
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1. There is no longer a webmaster. The forums are now under the authority of the PCVP. True, Liam is still helping us out, but he is subordinate to the PCVP and has no voting privileges. Anything he does must meet the approval of the PCVP, who must be a student.
2. Admittedly, the process by which you were removed from office was fuzzy. … See MoreHowever, no constitutional changes had been ratified in years. For all intents and purposes, the club had no working constitution. You were informed by SGA that a new constitution had to written up soon. It was your responsibility. However, you decided it wasn’t a priority. That is why we only had one substantive revision meeting in two semesters. You were removed because there was a general consensus among the executives that you weren’t doing your job effectively. Once you were gone, the new constitution was written and ratified in a matter of weeks.
3. The reason there were so many exec meetings was because things weren’t getting done. For example: the constitution. Also, the reason Mitch had more of a say in matters last semester was because the Alumni Advisor was still an official position at that point. The position no longer exists. Mitch helped craft a constitution which he knew would strip him of authority.
4. There is no such rule. It’s just that the forums serve as the clubs main organizational tool, so it’s a good way of testing the popularity of opinions.
5. That just isn’t practical. Why, in order to view the info on your site, one has to register. Adam tried this and got banned.
The fact is, WCU already has a long-standing gaming club which has held multiple successful events and a newly ratified, fully functional constitution. Aside from pure spite, there is no reason for there to be a second.
Kaz, I really think that everyone involved with this would benefit from taking part in this thread: (Link to this page)