I vote as follows:

> ID     Author(s)                AI    Title
> ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 8322*  Falsifian, Alexis, twg   3.0   Unrepetition v1.1
Why not? ENDORSE Falsifian.

> 8323*  Jason                    3.0   Secure Ribbons
Conditional: AGAINST if Jason votes AGAINST; otherwise PRESENT.
Undeniably a good idea, but I can't quite bring myself to give up on
such a juicy scam target.

> 8324l  Falsifian                2.0   Democratic unassignment
ENDORSE Falsifian

> 8325e  Falsifian                2.0   Inflation Vote
Conditional: AGAINST if Falsifian votes AGAINST; otherwise PRESENT.
(Remaining officially neutral as Treasuror.)
NB: Your definition of "Median" does not match the usual mathematical
definition for cases where there are an even number of ballots. For
example, for [1, 1000, 3000, 3000000], it picks 3000.

> 8326*  Falsifian                3.0   Attempted cleanup
ENDORSE Falsifian

> 8327l  Falsifian                1.0   Blink test v1.2
ENDORSE Falsifian

> 8328*  Falsifian                3.0   The Eternal Sprit
ENDRSE Falsfian

> 8329p  Alexis                   1.0   RtRW Reschedule
ENDORSE Alexis

> 8330*  G.                       3.0   No looting white ribbons
ENDORSE G.

> 8331j  Warrigal                 1.7   Promissory cleanliness
Conditional: AGAINST if Warrigal votes AGAINST; otherwise PRESENT. I
don't object in principle, but, I mean, you didn't _have_ to set your
pledge's expiry date a full year in the future...

> 8332f  Murphy, Alexis           1.0   Switch Responsibility Responsibility
AGAINST. The existing behaviour should already take care of this. I
wouldn't be totally opposed to a fallback like this to be used in the
unlikely event of a bug, but in that case it should be Without
Objection.

> 8333l  Murphy, Alexis           2.0   Meaningful extra votes
AGAINST. Would like to playtest the current voting strength rules for a
bit before trying to fiddle with them.

> 8334e  Murphy, Alexis           2.0   Meaningless extra coins
AGAINST. Trivially bypassed with zombies or contracts.

> 8335f  Murphy                   2.0   Consistent ADoP duties
AGAINST; again, there is already text in the rules for this situation. I
agree it could do with some cleanup, but this doesn't do that.

> 8336*  Jason                    3.0   Define "publicly"
ENDORSE Jason

> 8337e  Murphy                   1.0   Fix Auctions
AGAINST per Jason

> 8338l  Murphy                   2.0   Clarify quorum (option 1)
ENDORSE Murphy

> 8339l  Murphy                   2.0   Clarify quorum (option 2)
Conditional: AGAINST if Murphy votes AGAINST; otherwise PRESENT.

> 8340p  Alexis                   1.0   The Paradox of Self-Appointment
ENDORSE Alexis

> 8341*  Alexis, G.               3.0   Support of the Person
Still AGAINST, based on the mathematics of Agoran consent. I agree with
you that it would make more intuitive sense for it to work in the same
way as adoption indices, but the existing uses in the ruleset are built
around the assumption that it doesn't. If you want to change the
behaviour then I really think it needs to come with a review of
the current thresholds used for dependent actions with Agoran consent.
Especially for low values of N, where the effect is more pronounced.

-twg

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