[ga] Violations of the Bylaws?

[DannyYounger@cs.com]

Dear Vint,

Before I proceed to file a reconsideration request, I would appreciate an 
answer to the following questions:

1.  Our bylaws state:  "The Board shall post on the Web Site (i) periodically 
a calendar of scheduled meetings for the upcoming year, and (ii) in advance 
of each Board meeting, a notice of the fact and time that such meeting will 
be held and, to the extent known, an agenda for the meeting. If reasonably 
practicable, the Board shall post notices of special meetings of the Board at 
least fourteen (14) days prior to the meetings."  The notice of the special 
meeting of the Board was not posted 14 days in advance of such meeting -- Why?

2.  Our bylaws state:  "If the Board declines to accept any recommendation of 
a Supporting Organization, it shall return the recommendation to the 
Supporting Organization for further consideration, along with a statement of 
the reasons it declines to accept the recommendation.  If, after reasonable 
efforts, the Board does not receive a recommendation from the Supporting 
Organization that it finds meets the standards of Section 2(e) of this 
Article VI or, after attempting to mediate any disputes or disagreements 
between Supporting Organizations, receives conflicting recommendations from 
Supporting Organizations, and the Board finds there is a justification for 
prompt action, the Board may initiate, amend or modify and then approve a 
specific policy recommendation."   With respect to WLS, the Board declined to 
accept the recommendation of the DNSO yet failed to return the recommendation 
to the DNSO for further consideration -- Why?

I do not seek to challenge the Board's decision with regard to WLS, only the 
Board's conduct with respect to the Bylaws.  Can you offer a rational 
justification for the Board's violation of these bylaws?
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