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How many members should be on AU mod panel, and who should they be?
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| 3-member panel |
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11 |
37.93% |
| 5-member panel |
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18 |
62.07% |
| ZargonX |
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4 |
13.79% |
| Theseus |
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20 |
68.97% |
| Stuie |
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3 |
10.34% |
| Nor Me |
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12 |
41.38% |
| lockstep |
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13 |
44.83% |
| Dominae |
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25 |
86.21% |
| alexman |
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25 |
86.21% |
| Total: |
29 voters |
100% |
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alexman
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Hunt Valley, MD
Jan 1970 time: 00:32
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Please vote on what you think should be the format of the AU mod panel:
If you select a 3-member panel, the 4 candidates with the fewest votes will be dropped from the panel. In this case, vote for the candidates you think have the ability and time to fullfil their responsibilities as panelists.
If you select a 5-member panel, none of the 7 members will be dropped from the panel. We will have a quorum of 5 people on a panel of 7. You can still vote for any number of candidates, even if you think there should be a 5-member quorum on a panel of 7, just in case the 3-member panel ends up in majority.
The AU mod panel has these responsibilities:
- Listen to input from the Apolyton University community in order to identify possible changes to the standard game that fit into the AU mod philosophy, or problems with modifications already present in the AU mod. This includes reading the AU mod thread, as well as AARs and DARs for AU courses, as many scenarios are used as tests for the AU mod.
- Formulate official proposals for any change to the AU mod. In the case of new modifications, present a proposal to the community for discussion through a new thread. In the case of changes to the existing AU mod modifications, bump the relevant discussion thread by formulating the new proposal.
- Vote on the resolution of each official proposal. Modifications may be incorporated on a trial basis, in case real-game testing is required to further evaluate the change. Panelists cannot abstain.
- Implement any accepted proposal in the editor, create and upkeep the official documentation for the AU mod, and ensure that both the mod and the documentation are readily accessible the community.
Last edited by alexman on 09-12-2003 at 21:34
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ducki
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I voted 3 members, Dom, Thes, and Alex.
More than 3 I think would be tough to manage and keep commited and motivated.
Also, I think there's enough difference of opinion and enough experience among those 3 that we won't end up with too big a bias towards a single playstyle.
And as always, I've never seen any of them dismiss someone else's suggestion or proposal out-of-hand, so
I think they will listen to the community and make experienced, educated decisions that they feel will benefit AU.
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Fosse
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U.S.A.
Mar 2002 time: 23:32
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I said 5, because three is too easy to get unbalanced decisions, in my opinion. I voted for alexman, Dominae, and Theseus because I know that they know the mod inside and out, have been with it for a very long time, and have good ideas.
Other candidates... nothing personal... I just don't actually know you guys as well. I'm sure you're good stuff, though!
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ducki
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A quorum is the minimum number of participants required for a vote on a given issue.
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lockstep
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Vienna, Austria
Aug 2001 time: 06:32
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quote: Originally posted by vmxa1
It would not be a fastest to vote so much as it would be a min required. So if it was 7 member panel and 5 quorum, you need to have 5 to make it official. The fastest could be used in the case of even numbers voting. So if 6 voted and i was a tie, only the first 5 count. |
vmxa1, my problem with this rule is as follows: If an official proposal for a change to the AU mod is presented and a panel vote is called for, I'd like to have some time (e.g. 48 hours) to think about the proposal once again - it may be a controversial one, but I'm not allowed to abstain. And when I'm ready to cast my vote, I'd absolutely hate to discover that I'm voter no. 6 and my vote will possibly not count. (And I'd also hate to rush my vote so that it will count by all means.)
IMO, a panelist's vote that is cast within a given deadline should always count. And if a permission to abstain or a quorum (which is actually a permission to not cast a vote, i.e. abstain) produce a tie, we need other ways to resolve the tie than looking at date and time of the votes.
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