Board Thread:Community Voting/@comment-26944420-20160917185711/@comment-26944420-20160919014847

Michaelyoda wrote: Brick425 wrote: Michaelyoda wrote: Brick425 wrote: Michaelyoda wrote: Keplers wrote:

Brick425 wrote:

Michaelyoda wrote: Brick425 wrote: Michaelyoda wrote: Brick425 wrote: Michaelyoda wrote: Brick425 wrote: Harold89 wrote: Definitely B.

If option A passes, it will give only the extremely active users a chance to participate in our wiki's democratic process. Option B still gives slightly less active users a chance to vote (and this "slightly less active" group is a larger and just as important part of this community). While this is a good point, the more users vote, the longer the vote will stay up. Often times the vote stays up for days, sometimes more than a week. I know we want a good consensus, but our goal with the votes is action. And that simply won't happen if there's always just a few more users that have to vote. Is efficiency more important than the voice? We already have policy in place regarding votes where there is a clear consensus. All this vote does is cut off a large portion of the community because they weren't around for 24 hours. I've already explained that 80% support is insane. With a community this big, that's next to impossible. ... http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:271051http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:272231http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:273803http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:273725

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:274076

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:274445

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:275650

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:275941

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:276199

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:277520

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:277651

http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:277636

12 out of 25 CVs since August 3rd achieved an 80% majority. That's near half our votes in the last month and a half.

I rest my case. I meant for votes which... You know... Have counterarguments. You mean the close votes in which each person could potentially swing the vote the other way? '''One person swinging a vote the other way could only happen if it's a close vote and only around 5 or 6 people have voted. I'm talking about controversial votes, such as unblocking words, for example.''' I have seen plenty of events where the vote was ludicrously conclusive and some moron or another comes on and votes for the unpopular option, despite there being absolutely no chance of it succeeding. @Brick: You're really bad at this. http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:271051 @Kep: ''That is something you just have to deal with. If this vote goes through, potentially, perfectly valid opinions will be eliminated from close CVs, all because Brick became impatient enough to make this CV.'' 1. You already linked that vote. In fact, it was the /first/ vote you linked. It also has nothing to do with unblocking words in chat, like my example pointed out. I would argue that you're really bad at this. Of course, you're the one that started throwing insults. (Albeit stupid ones)

2. It's not about impatience, it's about trying to make the issues of democracy less significant. fjiwebeafbas.kjfnawlnfo;aww I swear I linked the right one. My mistake. http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:276929 2. Your OP suggests otherwise. 1. All of those votes are close. What's your point, and for which side are you arguing?

2. As I replied to Bubbles, " Personally, I find the constant vote reviving a crippling reminder of the flaws of an immature community meeting democracy." 1. In response to your now-bolded statement above.

2.  My italicized statement above is still unanswered. How do you justify cutting off perfectly valid votes? 1. Is... Is there someone swaying the vote? I don't see what's being (Poorly) pointed out.

2. Nothing personal, but all quotes are italicized, so I can't see it. :P Just for future reference. To answer your question, I've already explained it. Getting a good picture of what the community wants is great, but there comes a point where it keeps dragging on because one more person has to vote, and another, and another, even though we know what the majority wants.