[ppml] composition of and representation on the BoT

[Michael.Dillon at radianz.com]

> But in any case it does look a lot like only 5% - 6% of the ARIN
> membership participates in elections - that is really really bad!

I think it is really, really good!

It indicates that the overwhelming majority of ARIN members
view ARIN as a service organization that provides the service
that they expect.

--Michael Dillon

P.S. typically the people within the member organizations who
deal with ARIN are people in operations/administrative/engineering
roles who deal with the allocation/assignment of IP addresses
within their organization.

We do not typically have representation from the people who
deal with regulatory issues which may be a good thing because
those people will be heavily FCC focussed. Of course it can also
be a bad thing because it means that we don't get as much
input from the "strategic thinking" level of the member 
organizations.