Andreas Tille <[email protected]> writes: > I perfectly agree. However, I as someone who is expected to do a > sensible vote feel unable to distinguish the different dimensions of > gray (and its really dimensions not a linear scale).
> The amount of choices will result in a random pick from "somehow > acceptable" choices. That's not what Debian stands for. Those options > are dragging me into a game I do not want to be a part of. Having just re-read all of the ballot options in preparation for voting, I wanted to gently register my disagreement with this evaluation. There are several options that have similar thrusts, but the details are different in important ways. All of the options felt quite distinct to me, and I did not at all feel like I was picking ballot options at random. It is indeed difficult to create a fully ordered ballot, but I think that's because the issues and tradeoffs are complex and my opinions are not fully ordered. But I don't think another month (or another year) of discussion would change that, and I was able to vote a fully ordered ballot after some thought and reflection. -- Russ Allbery ([email protected]) <https://www.eyrie.org/~eagle/>
