Re: proposed changes to network policy
"Tim Hicks" <[email protected]>
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Okay well, I have zero experience in this sort of thing, but it strikes me that if the biggest cause of people not voting is forgetting to do so while waiting for others to vote/talk about it, maybe a set time limit on both discussion and voting could help. Say 5 days for the discussion to occur, then send out an "ok you should start voting now" message, and give people two days to cast their votes or something. As for admins who fail to vote: existing policy says: "Servers that persist in not voting WILL FACE A DELINK NO MATTER HOW MANY USERS THEY HAVE ON THEM OR WHO RUNS THEM. If you are not willing to help run the network, you do not belong here." It's a fair stretch to call "forgetting to vote" being "unwilling to help run the network"; nevertheless perhaps an actual defined limit on failing-to-votes (say 2 in a 6-12 month period?) before a mandatory delink would encourage admins enough to make the effort all the time. Just my musings. Tim Hicks (synfx)