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What is the DRN co-ordinator?
The DRN co-ordinator is a rotating volunteer position at the dispute resolution noticeboard. They act as an organiser and maintainer of the process. They don't hold any special authority or power over others, and serve only to organise the process in a more effective and efficient way, and act as a contact point for the community in general.
Tasks
- Volunteers
- Maintain the list of DRN volunteers
- Send out participation drives when necessary.
- Participants
- Check in with participants who are yet to weigh in on discussions to make sure that they have been notified
- Help answer any process questions or concerns.
- General
- Ensure all disputes are handled in a timely and efficient manner
- Flag any disputes that need attention
- Refer complex/lengthy disputes to the Mediation Committee.
- Technical
- Watch for and correct edits which break the page format or interfere with the maintenance bots
- Perform monthly analysis of DRN results.
- Update Wikipedia:Dispute resolution noticeboard/Co-ordinator/Current when taking on co-ordinator spot.
I want to be the co-ordinator
The co-ordinator will be a rotating role, changeover to happen on the 1st of every second month. List your name below for the months, on the 1st of the respective month, the current co-ordinator will be updated on the DRN page.
Current and Future Coordinators
October-November, 2013
December, 2013-January, 2014
February-March, 2014
April-May, 2014
June-July, 2014
August-September, 2014
- Sign here
Prior co-ordinators
The following editors have served as coordinator in the past and the DRN community thanks them for their service. They may serve again if they wish to do so.