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Below of the latest version of ESEAP Hub Charter.

Community Connector

V1.0 - 5. Dezember 2025

Definition

The ESEAP Community Connectors, or ECC, are a trusted group of ESEAP Wikimedians authorized to represent communities in Hub affairs and serve as the talent pool for the ESEAP Steering Committee.

Formation and Membership

  • Community Connectors are established through a self-nomination process followed by a 14-day endorsement period. Candidates receiving more than 30 net "Support" endorsements from eligible ESEAP Wikimedians become Community Connectors.
  • ECC members do not require re-election and have no term limit unless dismissed by process.

Grounds for Dismissal

An ECC member may be dismissed for:

  1. Non-participation in any Hub decision-making discussion for 90 days.
  2. Attendance is counted only if the person is present in the meeting and meaningfully engages in discussion. This means that AI attendance is not a substitute.
  3. Permanent ban by any project or the Foundation.
  4. Successful endorsement of no confidence by due process.
  5. The process of dismissal depends on the severity of a case. Assuming good faith at all ends, Hub Staff will send a reminder to attend meetings (in a month of non-attendance) and to work on their assigned responsibilities.
  6. The Steering Committee determines termination after an unsuccessful reminder by a majority vote.

=== Community Connectors act as the bridge between communities and the Steering Committee/Staff: ===

  • Community Collection: Collect community requirements and needs for the Hub.
  • Implementation Proposal: May form implementation proposals (with the involvement of at least one StC member) and request the StC to include them in their work.
  • Participation & Mobilization: Actively participate in Hub affairs discussions and encourage community involvement in Hub decision-making.
  • Micro-Authority: Rules may be established to grant Community Connectors certain micro funds and authorities to enable their work.
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