Vote Closing Requirements

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Slicer Vorzakh·2/17/2016 in Community Voting

So one of the current requirements about community voting is that "A vote with at least 80 percent majority support or oppose after 48 hours may be closed. Otherwise a vote can be closed 5 days after the last vote was made." This often leads to obnoxius waiting times for a vote to be closed like http://legomessageboards.wikia.com/wiki/Thread:252215 *coughalecough*. A few have the part about 5 days be changed.

Change the time that is required to close a vote to:

A: 1 day after the last vote. 4 votes

B: 2 days after the last vote. 11 votes

C: 3 days after the last vote. 7 votes

D: Leave as is. 6 votes

E: 1 week after the vote is created. 2 votes

Other (specify)

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Slicer Vorzakh·2/21/2016

fine then, attention aers switch to b

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Jdude420·2/21/2016

Slice...., shhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh. :P

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Alemas2005·2/21/2016

Urgh, I can't make heads or tails on how to update this thing.

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Izzybe5·2/21/2016

Alemas2005 wrote:
Urgh, I can't make heads or tails on how to update this thing.

Just take the vote people put down in their posts first? xD

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KnightoftheLight·2/21/2016

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Jdude420·2/21/2016

Alemas2005 wrote:
Urgh, I can't make heads or tails on how to update this thing.

This is not complicated. :P I can tally it all up when it closes too.

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Starrocks923·2/21/2016

Jdude420 wrote:

Alemas2005 wrote:
Urgh, I can't make heads or tails on how to update this thing.

This is not complicated. :P I can tally it all up when it closes too.

Less than 60 replies in this thread, Jdude is right. You could always ask people in PM to edit their post to clarify their position if that helps. I'd gladly rewrite a post if it helped someone understand it.

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Legoanimals750·2/23/2016

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Starrocks923·2/23/2016

Legoanimals750 wrote:
B

The irony is that every vote for A or B makes the vote last longer. :P

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Keplers·2/23/2016

Starrocks923 wrote:

Legoanimals750 wrote:
B

The irony is that every vote for A or B makes the vote last longer. :P

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