Results of charter poll (was: Call for Consensus: SVG Community Group Charter)

Thanks to the people who responded to the call for consensus, the SVG
community group has adopted a charter!  For now, it's available here:
https://w3c.github.io/charter-drafts/svgcg-2019.html

Full results of the poll are here (you'll need to log in with your W3C
account):  https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/112986/charter-2019/results

On the question of what should we call the group's GitHub organization,
results were split between svg-cg and svg-community. I went with the
shorter one.  If you answered the survey, you should have received an email
invitation. You can also accept the invitation by visiting
https://github.com/svg-cg while logged in to GitHub.

If you didn't get around to answering that poll, I've created a second one
with just the "introductions" questions. Add your GitHub ID so that we can
add you to the team, and then tell us a little about yourself:
https://www.w3.org/2002/09/wbs/112986/introductions/

My next step is to set up a few starter repos:

- A projects repo for discussing project ideas, and for keeping a single
list of all active projects & who's responsible for each
- A root GitHub pages repo, where we can host the charter & any other
important documents

I'll send out another email (actually, I'll probably make it a permanent
blog post on the website) once I get the projects repo set up.

~Amelia

PS, I was also trying to copy over the charter to the website on w3.org,
but WordPress mangles the HTML (adding hard line breaks even in the
code-editor mode, and not allowing any custom styling).  If anyone is
experienced in WordPress & wants to help sort it out, I think you should be
able to access the editor with your W3C login:
https://www.w3.org/community/svgcg/wp-admin/post.php?post=12&action=edit