Ilario, you said:
> without an organization it's impossible to found > a point of contact (for example there is no legal representatives). I understand your concern, but in reality, there are many ways to determine a point of contact "without an organization". For instance, "instead of legal representatives, (in Brazil we'd have) task assigned peers". They could be the point of contact too. you also said: > IMHO the case of Brazil can be a *type* of chapter (for example a first > step) and not a different type of organization. > I agree with you. In Brazil we have the same mission as any other chapter. Maybe it's a "first step" to become a chapter, but maybe it's a format for the long-term to do the same as the any other chapters (promote Wikimedia projects in a certain region). Shouldn't all types of chapters collaborate? Thomas _______________________________________________ foundation-l mailing list foundation-l@lists.wikimedia.org Unsubscribe: https://lists.wikimedia.org/mailman/listinfo/foundation-l
