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Participation Reminder: LCC Membership and Consensus Voting Instructions (June 2012)

Ensure your eligibility as a “Committed Member” of the LCC Initiative to participate in the Consensus vote for Use Cases. Those labeled as "Other Interested Party" can comment but cannot officially vote. Verify your status by checking the “Committed Members” list under "Getting Started" in the wiki. If necessary, submit a Statement of Commitment. For any issues during the voting process, contact Caryn Just or Kris Cyr. Review the Use Cases and cast your vote via the provided links, ensuring compliance with membership requirements.

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Participation Reminder: LCC Membership and Consensus Voting Instructions (June 2012)

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  1. LCC Consensus Voting Guidelines June 2012

  2. Reminder: Your LCC Membership and Consensus Voting • Please make sure you have signed up and are a “Committed Member” with the LCC Initiative if you want to participate in the Consensus vote for Use Cases • NOTE: those registered as “Other Interested Party” may still provide comments but cannot cast an “official” vote • To determine if you are a Committed Member: • Navigate to the left side of the wiki, and under "General Information" select "Getting Started" • Select "Committed Members" • On the table that appears, identify whether or not your name is present on the list of S&I Committed Members; if not, select the link above that says "submit a Statement of Commitment" • Fill in the form, ensuring you identify LCC as an initiative of interest, and submit • If you find yourself having any problems throughout the consensus process, please reach out to: • Caryn Just (caryn.k.just@accenture.com) • Kris Cyr (kristopher.cyr@accenture.com) 2

  3. Voting on the LCC Use Case 1 2 • Review the Use Case: • http://wiki.siframework.org/file/view/SIFramework_ToC+and+PoC+LCC_UC_Consensus_6152012.docx • Upon Completion of the review select the “Here” link to vote

  4. Voting Categories 3 3. Review each Voting Category description posted towards the top of the Consensus Voting Page prior to casting your votes

  5. Submitting your Vote: 4 5 6 • 4. Complete the Voting Form: • http://wiki.siframework.org/LCC+Use+Case+Consensus+Voting+Form • NOTE: You must be a Committed Member to Vote • Yes • Yes with comments. • Formal Objection • Abstain (decline to vote) • Submit your Vote • A Message is displayed verifying your vote was recorded

  6. Viewing your vote: 7 • 7. You can view and track your Vote (located directly below the Voting Form) • Note: you may need to refresh your browser a few times to see your vote

  7. LCC Use Case Timeline June 2012 Community E2E Review Community E2E Review Consensus Voting Consensus Voting Consensus Voting

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