On Mon, Apr 26, 2004 at 11:35:02AM +0200, Petter Reinholdtsen wrote: > [Jochen Voss] > > By the way, what was the meaning of "editorial" in > > "Editorial changes to the Social Contract GR"? > > Normally, in a political vote, "editorial change" is used to get > people to believe that a controversial change isn't, giving a minority > a better chance to get their vote passed while no-one is looking.
Sad but this is true real life story.
> Re-vote?
I second re-vote. (If this is allowed.)
I still feel like a bad looser by stating this though.
(Also I wonder why 3:1 majority vote has the same low quorum as normal
vote. Anyone can point me to previous thread?)
Osamu
PS: I do not think many did not understand these outcomes. I also do not
believe this was intentional deception. Too much noise was there.
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