Oh and a quick question: Could you clarify how many voting choices there are going to be? The RFC only lists "PHP 6" and "PHP 7", yet it says that a "plurality" will be required for a win, which means that there should be at least 3 or more choices. A plurality basically means that you got the most votes even if it's less than 50%, which can only happen if there aer 3 or more choices. Otherwise it's just a majority. Did you intend to list another voting option? Or did you mean to say "simple majority" instead of "plurality"?
Here's a quick rundown of the terms in question: Super majority: Overwhelming support. Exact number varies. In the case of PHP, it means 2/3 majority. Simple majority: 50% + 1 vote. Plurality: The most votes out of 3 or more choices, even if it's less than 50%. In many elections systems, in the event of a plurality, the top two vote-getters will be chosen from in a run-off election to ensure that the final choice has majority support. --Kris
