Please rate and review the ungovernance article
August 23rd, 2007
The positive response to my ungovernance article has been overwhelming, and I am very pleased to know that what I’ve written resonates. So, I would like to ask all of you to visit the ASAE & The Center website to rate the article and/or post a review on it. ASAE & The Center has recently added this feature to its site, and the outpouring of support this article is receiving should be channeled to take advantage of the functionality. Of course, if you want to push back on the article, I absolutely encourage you to visit the site as well. I wrote this article to start a discussion, and I’d like to get it going in many places with a wide variety of divergent views.
You can find the rating and reviewing options simply by following the link in the first paragraph and scrolling down to the bottom. You must be logged in in order rate and review, which I suppose means you need to be a member of ASAE & The Center. Thanks!
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1. Dave S. | August 23rd, 2007 at 9:37 pm
Consider it done! The article was excellent! Thought provoking, inspiring and no doubt a bit radical and controversial. Folks inside of my association really enjoyed it as well and we will be referencing a lot as we plan/move toward the future.
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