Talk:Article III - Membership/@comment-71.236.188.35-20150608175027

I am wondering if making the statement "there is currently no limit . . ." is appropriate for bylaws, which need to give more global guidance (not time-bound, as in the use of the word "currently"). Something like this: "To retain the benefits of a small guild, the board may determine that Society membership should be limited, with a waiting llst maintained as needed.  The board may also determine that membership remain open with no limit to memberhip."