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Bollen, J.; H. Van De Sompel & A. Hagberg et al. (2009), "Clickstream Data Yields High-Resolution Maps of Science", PLoS ONE 4 (3), DOI:10.1371/journal.pone.0004803 [e]
Figure legend: Map of science derived from clickstream data. Circles represent individual journals. The lines that connect journals are the edges of the clickstream model in . Colors correspond to the AAT classification of the journal. Labels have been assigned to local clusters of journals that correspond to particular scientific disciplines.

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(Citizendium or) Combined Board = Managment Committee plus Editorial Council

Community decisions

All Citizens in good standing — as defined by the Management Committee — shall be entitled to vote.

All Citizens in good standing and with sufficient experience — as defined by the Management Committee — shall be entitled to hold an office.

No Citizen may hold two offices at the same time.

Elections and referenda shall be organized by the Managing Committee and be carried out by the Constabulary. There shall be provided sufficient time for nominations and the discussion of the issues.

Referenda and amendments

Citizens may demand that contested rules or guidelines are submitted to a referendum.

A referendum may be initiated by the Combined Board, or by a group of Citizens qualified for an office, and corresponding in size to the quorum of the Combined Board. A referendum shall be decided by simple majority.

Any amendment to and any change of this Charter shall require a referendum and shall be ratified if accepted by a qualified majority of two thirds of the votes validly cast.

Elections and appointments

The term of office shall be two years.

Constables shall be appointed by the Combined Board.

The Ombudsman shall be nominated(appointed) by the Combined Board and confirmed by popular vote.

Editorial Council and Managing Committee

Each year half the members of the boards shall be elected. For newly elected members the term of office shall begin on first of January for the Editorial Council, and on first of July for the Management Council.

Any Citizen may nominate one or more candidates for a board.

A nominated Citizen whose nomination is supported by another Citizen becomes a candidate by accepting the nomination and thus declaring the intention to serve for the whole term. Any Citizen accepting a nomination shall retreat immediately from any involvement in the election's organization.

The candidates collecting the most votes shall be elected. One to three close-runners-up may serve as reserve members.

Any board may propose a change of its size by an even number of members. This proposal shall be subject to a referendum held together with the next election.

A board member who becomes inactive or unavailable, shall be replaced by a reserve member, if available; otherwise a replacement shall be elected together with the next election of a board.

Removal from office

An official who seriously neglects the office may be recalled by the Combined Board, with exception of the Ombudsman whose recall shall require a qualified majority of two thirds in a referendum.

Delegates

Each board or official may appoint delegates to perform specific tasks for a specific period of time, but the responsibility for the actions of a delegate shall always remain with the appointing board or official.

Interim guidance

Elections of the governing boards

The initial size of the EC shall be 9 members and the initial size of the MC shall be 7 members.

The first election shall take place as soon as possible after the Charter has been ratified. The next election -- of 4, respectively 3 members -- shall take place at the next regular date of election after half a year of office.

Good standing

define "good standing"