A Second Track, Built for the People Closest to the Hall
Trustees and Advisors see names the public nomination process may never surface. This protocol gives those names a permanent home - one that doesn't depend on any single nomination season to remember them.








You Recommend
Submit up to five names, spread across categories or concentrated in one. Nothing beyond your own name is required - one candidate is as welcome as five.
Consensus Builds
Every submission is counted against the Trustee and Advisor body who actually participate this round, not the full pool. Once 10 percent of participants has named someone, that name becomes a Recommended Nominee.
It Becomes Permanent
Names that cross the threshold join the Recommended Nominees list for good, and appear automatically, labeled as governance-recommended, at the start of every future nomination phase.
A name still needs its own 10 percent of community nominations, within whatever category Trustees assign it, before it becomes a Qualified Nominee eligible for the ballot - the same twenty-year window every nomination gets.






