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<div class="quote">Johnyjo wrote:
<div class="quote">Alemas2005 wrote:
<div class="quote">Legoanimals750 wrote:
Can someone clarify the difference between B, C, and D? Because I know one of the rank changes was in Janurary and another was on the 23rd of Feburary. </div>I have the same question.
</div>Not including the Alien rankup, The Mods did 2 changes, one where they changed the post requirements and one where they changed the minutes requirements. B would leave users at where they were aftrer the second change, C would leave users as they were after the first change, and D would leave users as they were before any changes were made.
<p>Make sense? :P
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<p>Well B then.
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<div class="quote">Alemas2005 wrote:
<div class="quote">Legoanimals750 wrote:
Can someone clarify the difference between B, C, and D? Because I know one of the rank changes was in Janurary and another was on the 23rd of Feburary. </div>I have the same question.
</div>Not including the Alien rankup, The Mods did 2 changes, one where they changed the post requirements and one where they changed the minutes requirements. B would leave users at where they were aftrer the second change, C would leave users as they were after the first change, and D would leave users as they were before any changes were made.
<p>Make sense? :P
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<p>Well B then.
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<div class="quote">Veralann wrote:
I did not assume, I specifically <i>asked </i> keplers if the vote applied only to CVs. He said it applied to RfRs as well. Why is this such a big deal?
<p>Edit: On a side note I would appreciate it if you didn't assume my actions to be made off of assumptions unless I say otherwise (not trying to be rude).
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<p>Well, it's more of stopping a problem before it exist and sorry.
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I did not assume, I specifically <i>asked </i> keplers if the vote applied only to CVs. He said it applied to RfRs as well. Why is this such a big deal?
<p>Edit: On a side note I would appreciate it if you didn't assume my actions to be made off of assumptions unless I say otherwise (not trying to be rude).
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<p>Well, it's more of stopping a problem before it exist and sorry.
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<p>The rfr policy is confusing, so let's clear it up: Vote to make sure the community wants the majority community percentage rule in RfRs.
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<p><span style="white-space:pre-line;font-family:arial;">So Hyper decided to implement the same rules for RFRs as CVs.</span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">This is because he says that Thread:274076 referred to both CVs and RfRs. However to pass a RFR you need 75% or 85% support from the total number of supports and opposes. A majority community percentage means if 51% of the community voted on a rfr it can be closed instantly after 5 days, so if someone is opposed by 51% of the community or supported by 51% of the community.</span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">Do we... A) Want a majority community percentage rule (51%) and then have another CV to clarity how the majority community percentage (51%) will relate to the support percentages (75% or 85%)? </span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">Or B) Not bother and not a have a majority community percentage? </span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">Votes </span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">A: 4</span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">B: 11</span>
</p><p><span style="white-space:pre-line;">Other: 3</span>
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<h2><span class="mw-headline" id="Consensus">Consensus</span></h2>
<p>Remove the majority community percentage from RfRs.
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<p>Can someone clarify the difference between B, C, and D? Because I know one of the rank changes was in Janurary and another was on the 23rd of Feburary.
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<div class="quote">SuperGeniusZeb wrote:
Just a reminder that archive.org/web can be used to preserve posts, and even entire topics after the LMBs shut down. I think this would be better than screenshots in most cases.</div> <p>Yeah, but that thing is slow. And I vote A </p>
Just a reminder that archive.org/web can be used to preserve posts, and even entire topics after the LMBs shut down. I think this would be better than screenshots in most cases.</div> <p>Yeah, but that thing is slow. And I vote A </p>
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