Mozart governance procedure (continued!)
Juergen Stuber
juergen at jstuber.net
Thu Mar 10 13:36:24 CET 2005
Hi,
Peter Van Roy <pvr at info.ucl.ac.be> writes:
>
> This modification is fine for me. We don't need to REJECT
> so often, I think. Another possibility would be to leave out
> REJECT completely, so the Board either ACCEPTs or does
> not.
yes, the simpler the better. While you are at it, you could also
remove NEEDSWORK, I think the reasons for not accepting a proposal
can be explained informally in the discussion.
I think most of the time a consensus should be built in the
discussion, which is then just ratified by the voting.
As a technical point, better make it > 2/3 for accept,
otherwise zero non-abstain votes would suffice for acceptance.
Finally, I don't like the delegation of voting rights,
and since abstention is not counted against a proposal
this is not needed.
Jürgen
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