On 6 Jul 2014, at 02:04, Christoph Becker <cmbecker69@gmx.de> wrote:
> Andrea Faulds wrote:
>
>> I can see Zeev’s point that 7 is the main other option (though I also
>> think 6.1, or codenames, are possible though unlikely other options).
>> However, I don’t want to call a 50%+1 6/7 vote because it just feels
>> like too narrow of a majority. I suppose if that 6 yes/no vote fails,
>> I might consider a 50%+1 6/7 vote.
>
> Have you considered a 6 vs. 7 vs. other vote, which would require a
> majority (i.e. > 50%) to pass?
In my first reply to Zeev, I said I was opposed to having a 6/7/other vote with a plurality, but a
50%+1 vote of that kind might be more tolerable. Then again, the “other” votes might ensure
nothing passes. To be honest, I’d much rather just do a 6/7 50%+1 vote in that case.
I suppose I could also do a 6/7 2/3 majority vote in place of the 6 yes/no 2/3 majority vote the RFC
proposes, though then again, you’d have the question of what to do if neither gets an outright
majority. Of course we have that problem anyway with a yes/no 2/3 majority vote.
Argh, I need some sleep. I’ll think about it further and respond in the morning.
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Andrea Faulds
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